![]() Just received my letter of invitation to The Biophony Artist Research Program at Ayatana in Ottawa, Canada This May! I will be studying the acoustics of ecology and the sounds of wildlife in the program BIOPHONY: Bioacoustics for artists/Biology for sound artists. https://www.artayatana.com/biophony.html Im excited to use lasers to listen to a caterpillars stories. This week long residency will allow me to use the facilities provided and the landscape itself to study the acoustic ecology of the native wildlife. Some of the activities include: - Lectures from Ottawa University - Fabrication of Ultrasonic Listening Devices - Fabrication of Binaural Microphones - Biophonic listening opportunities - Using lasers to listen to catapillars This is an incredible opportunity to incorpoorate Acoustic Ecology into my current studio practice. All of that being said, I will need help to offset the costs of traveling to Ottawa and participating in this research program. PROGRAM COSTS: $1,869 TOTAL I have already raised 1/3 of the total trip costs by securing a $600 grant from Common Circuits, a DIY Electronic Music Festival. This is in support from Streetcat Media. Thank you Streetcat! RAISED FUNDS: $600 Grants: (Common Circuits Grant) FUNDS NEEDED: $1169 Here is a breakdown of the total costs: (~$300-400) - Round trip Flight to Ottawa ($1469, Residency Fees) - Lodging - Meals - Daily guided explorations of Canadian wildlife, biology laboratories and farms - Ground travel to all activities/excursions Your support will be incredibly beneficial towards my research as an artist who's work revolves around science and discovery. Thank you for your time and consideration!
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A Series of Quiet Decisions is a collection of prints and installations dedicated to a visual experience of sound. Considering printmaking as a form of recording, these prints act as a visual playback of sonic vibrations.
A Series of Quiet Decisions presents both listening and witnessing opportunities. The exhibition will be open to the public March 11-15th, during normal gallery hours (10a-6p). RECEPTION INFO: Thursday, March 14th 2019 5:00-8:00 PM Welch School Gallery, Georgia State University Georgia State University School of Art & Design Gallery 10 Peachtree Center Avenue Atlanta, GA 30303 Parking: Pay parking in GSU T-Deck and metered parking on Gilmer Street. Within walking distance of 5 Points and Georgia State MARTA stations. Lyft/Uber: Please consider Lyft/Uber as a choice of transportation. Construction is ongoing in Atlanta and throughout GSU's campus. The BIG DUM DRUM MACHINE is an oversized drum machine for use in public spaces. The BDDM has one goal to achieve: Real time interaction with audio and visuals, the antithesis of traditional arcade game goal scenarios. The choice of materials is based on the investigation of consumer culture and the potentials for reinventing discarded electronics.
The BDDM combines audio, video, printmaking, and sculpture to provide an interactive drum performance module. The CRT TV set is to provide an oscilloscopic visual feedback for the 6 voice drum machine. The visual feedback acts as a link between audio and visuals for a call/response experience. The controller surface is silkscreened with Bareconductive Ink allowing a real time interaction with the BDDM. November 1st: Exploration: An Experimental Video Game
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Author-MFA Candidate at Georgia State University Archives
February 2020
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