From the Exhibition “Interpreting the Silent Artefacts “
Underground Art Exhibition - 地下の爆発- Affiche / Poster 2
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From the Exhibition “Interpreting the Silent Artefacts “
Underground Art Exhibition - 地下の爆発- Affiche / Poster 2
http://rafamonzo.tumblr.com / http://tanaka-clan.tumblr
Calm actually reminds me a lot of SGFG as far as them pushing themselves and experimenting with a lot of different sounds/ideas but I think it works a lot better now than it did then because not only do they have the creative control now but they know themselves better. It feels more authentic. SGFG at times feels like kids playing dress up.
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Tiktok collab. Beat by me video by @hoodwinkedfool
-INTERPRETING THE SILENT ARTEFACTS-
- ACOUSTIC GEODETIC CARTOGRAPHIC OBSERVATION -
PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTALLATION. - 2017 INTRAMURS FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL OF ARTS VALENCIA ( SPAIN)
To listen to the experimental CD created by Jeff Cobbold:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3ShlN1nbPQ
Photographic installation on rice paper of variable dimensions. The photo installation is accompanied by experimental photo book and cd sounds created by the musician Jeff Cobbold The photographic prints are on rice paper creating an organic work that moves with the sound. The set of the work is variable according to the specifications of the room.
In February 2026, the Cities and Memory 'A century of sounds' installation was launched at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. My piece 'A centroid with Chocó' created in collaboration with Nicky Rushton, forms part of this collection featuring 100 new audio works by 100 artists based on a selection from 100 years of the Pitt Rivers' audio archives.
We, the artists, worked with one field recording each from the collection and developed our own interpretation of the recording.
Many of the archive recordings have not been publicly available until now, making this project particularly unique. You can listen to all the original recordings alongside the new interpretations through Cities and Memory.
Our latest Blue-In-Green:RADIO show is here and comes loaded with new music that you need to get your ears around. Among the many gems, expect to hear shimmering world fusion from YĪN YĪN, experimental electronic vibes from Jlin, and the dreamlike, atmospheric folk sounds of Nino Gvilia. Champagne Dub's new album, Rainbow, also gets our attention. It's an exceptional display of how to perfect experimental music through improvisation. Let's not waste any more time; press play and happy listening!
Listen/purchase: EXCREMENT HITS THE OSCILLATOR [Digitally Remastered] by The Santairs