- jojomatthewsart
Updated: Feb 25
The scores from 'Singing to the Seaweed' from 'Mukry Horizons' in my previous post need be stripped of the sound wave, its too technical, too distracting, the sound waves give too much away. Locating the work, with a photo perhaps could be something that would be more appropriate.
These are squished and rough, ideally, they would be printed in large format, these have been scanned in and collaged on photoshop
- jojomatthewsart
Updated: Feb 26
I slowed down the recording of a blizzard in Greenland from 5mins to 25mins and drew with ink on paper, the marks are an attempt at capturing the sounds and at some points interpreting them. At times I was drawing with the snowstorm, it was performative.
Listen to the sound here: https://static.wixstatic.com/mp3/d4db6f_65a2546f4b31418a8abfd4e666bbe8a4.mp3
The listening practice went like this:
Listen to the recording at full speed
Listen to the recording at an extremely low speed x2
Decide on a material/method that would best represent that sound
Listen to the recording and respond interpret the sound
2 x drawings, both ink of paper 420 x 594mm, photos here are of the two works and close up on details
- jojomatthewsart
Updated: Feb 22
The start of an experiment I am doing with a recording that I did during windy snowfall out of my window. The place that I recorded is somewhat sheltered, but the high winds were just in the distance, visible in the lights of the lampposts next to the sea.
Listen here
https://static.wixstatic.com/mp3/d4db6f_b0bf40c0a633453db851e2025132a084.mp3