Junction is partnering with South Tipperary Arts Centre to present Presence, a system of interactive sounding objects created by Ed Devane.
The installation includes two new sound sculptures that will interact with visitors through mechanical and electronic means as well as collaborative approaches, to create sequences of musical sounds. A collection of acoustic and electronic sound sculptures hanging from the ceiling will react to foot traffic below in unpredictable ways: a degree of uncertainty and randomness is baked into the logic underlying the system. Taking this idea of unexpected results a step further, and in a way designed to involve a deeper engagement from exhibition visitors, the second piece will present a physical sequencer in the form of a large rotating disc that activates sounding processes and events.
Chance and randomness will come head to head with determinism and the will of the system.
Ed Devane is a sound artist and instrument designer based in Donegal. Beginning his creative career as an electronic music producer, his work has broadened over the years to include interactive installation, electronic instrument design, community projects and workshop facilitation relating to music and sound. Much of the inspiration behind his installation work is to use technology and instrument building to encourage creative encounters and collaborations between participants. Ed has recently produced installations for Science Gallery Dublin, The Ark, Galway City of Culture 2020, Big Bang! Festival and Science Foundation Ireland.
Opening reception July 1st at 6pm
Two exploratory instrument building and sound design workshop will also take place:
Sat 2 July 11- 1pm - Instrument building workshop for Families
Ed will demonstrate how everyday materials and recycled objects such as plastic containers and tubes can be turned into a variety of noise makers and simple instruments. BOOK HERE
Sun 3 July 11- 1pm - Process based workshop for Adults/Professionals
Participants will be introduced to the technologies underlying the Presence installations. This will be an opportunity to look under the hood at a technology based sound art piece, but also to become a controller/collaborator with the sonic output it produces as a group. BOOK HERE
Supported by Boston Scientific
Junction is partnering with South Tipperary Arts Centre to present Presence, a system of interactive sounding objects created by Ed Devane.
The installation includes two new sound sculptures that will interact with visitors through mechanical and electronic means as well as collaborative approaches, to create sequences of musical sounds. A collection of acoustic and electronic sound sculptures hanging from the ceiling will react to foot traffic below in unpredictable ways: a degree of uncertainty and randomness is baked into the logic underlying the system. Taking this idea of unexpected results a step further, and in a way designed to involve a deeper engagement from exhibition visitors, the second piece will present a physical sequencer in the form of a large rotating disc that activates sounding processes and events.
Chance and randomness will come head to head with determinism and the will of the system.
Ed Devane is a sound artist and instrument designer based in Donegal. Beginning his creative career as an electronic music producer, his work has broadened over the years to include interactive installation, electronic instrument design, community projects and workshop facilitation relating to music and sound. Much of the inspiration behind his installation work is to use technology and instrument building to encourage creative encounters and collaborations between participants. Ed has recently produced installations for Science Gallery Dublin, The Ark, Galway City of Culture 2020, Big Bang! Festival and Science Foundation Ireland.
Opening reception July 1st at 6pm
Two exploratory instrument building and sound design workshop will also take place:
Sat 2 July 11- 1pm - Instrument building workshop for Families
Ed will demonstrate how everyday materials and recycled objects such as plastic containers and tubes can be turned into a variety of noise makers and simple instruments. BOOK HERE
Sun 3 July 11- 1pm - Process based workshop for Adults/Professionals
Participants will be introduced to the technologies underlying the Presence installations. This will be an opportunity to look under the hood at a technology based sound art piece, but also to become a controller/collaborator with the sonic output it produces as a group. BOOK HERE
Supported by Boston Scientific
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