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December
Quivering
is a study of sub-audible motion in nature. The piece began minutes
after unboxing my first digital camera, a Sony VX1000, and was filmed
in
the yard near my Tacoma studio in 1998, in the nearby neighborhood, at
the Point
Defiance Sound Garden, and at a city nature preserve, all in the same afternoon.
The video is unedited with scenes presented as they were shot. The work
as presented here is accompanied by a 2020 sound improvisation using
Ableton Live and the sounds of an espresso maker in action and then
large pieces of velum being snapped. Prior to this version, the work
was accompanied by my auto-playing soundsculptures in gallery installations and
as live improvisations for prescenium performances. In either case, the
image rotation in this video was realized, when possible, by using
multiple monitors, usually two. DS |
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