NEAR FIELD Gambletron 2022
Via Detour: Uber Umweg, Robin's Nest, Witzenhausen, germany .
An exploration of radio transmission/ receiver kinetic feedback on found metal.
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NEAR FIELD Gambletron 2022
Via Detour: Uber Umweg, Robin's Nest, Witzenhausen, germany .
An exploration of radio transmission/ receiver kinetic feedback on found metal.
Andrea Jane-Cornell’s ‘Liminal Transmission’: probing the limits of FM frequency
Since I discovered this gem, I always use it as an inspiring example for my students.
‘Liminal Transmission’ is a theoretical and experiential research-based project concerned with testing the limits of FM radio's frequency response (30Hz - 15kHz). Using tone generators and sound art works that employ frequencies situated along the upper and lower ranges of human auditory perception, this broadcast will probe the poles of the FM frequency response spectrum through a live experiment conducted on WGXC.
https://wavefarm.org/ta/works/s8w0c0
In the low frequency range of the radio spectrum we can find 'natural' radio emissions that originate from lightning and interaction of the earth's magnetosphere with the Sun. Natural radio signals can be received with specially build antennas and receivers. Edwin van der Heide’s ‘Radioforest’ installation does precisely that. http://www.evdh.net/radioforest/
A binaural recording of the installation can be listened to here: http://www.evdh.net/radioforest/radioforest8dec.mp3
Site 03
little bun bun meets the locusts
Site 02
turtle | silver | lace
Site 01
perhaps bambi’s mother liked golden flowers
what happened in the air from transmitter to receiver? what field is this? what sort of space is contoured here?
Duet for Brett Balogh