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Individual Grant by the Flemish government
(2018 - 2019)
Until now in my work sound was approached as an end product through the use of field recordings. In this research i want to investigate sound at its source, the moment it is shaped, sound as a physiologic phenomenon (a vibration, a wave, a variation in air pressure). 'Shaping' and 'appearing' are in this research two important concepts. How can i shape sound into matter which manifests itself as a tangible, visible medium?
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Performance: Potamoi
Tuned City Messene 2018
The Potamoi are the gods of the rivers and streams of the earth. They were believed to be the first aboriginal kings of the land. In Greek mythologies, water or rivers are a pathway to invisible worlds. On the site of Ancient Messene runs the river Klepsydra as a line woven through time and space, carved in the landscape, as a carrier of lost histories and vivid mythologies. Can we scan its traces and follow its line and functions throughout history?
In this performance Els Viaene will start by zooming into the smallest particles, fabrics of the landscape, slowly zooming out, following the trace of the river, each step in the process revealing another mode of listening, another way of tuning into the landscape, folding one space into another until we start to deconnect more and more from the surrounding landscape.
Is what we hear real or is where we are real?
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Vibrant Matter: Sound Installation 2016
Mois Multi (CA) - RectoVerso - February 2018
Bruits Blancs (FR) - Anis Gras - November 2017
Lab30 (DE) - Augsburger Kunstlabor - October 2017
Storm Op Komst (BE) - Cultuurhuis De Warande - March 2017
The State of Things (BE) - iMAL - November / December 2016
Interferences (BE) - KIKK - November 2016
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Listening Dune: Site-Specific Sound Installation 2016
Collaboration with Chris Watson
Location: Zwin Nature Park
Last year in Gdańsk: Group Exhibition and Publication 2016
With Line Boogaerts, Frank Depoorter, Lore Rabaut, Oscar van den Boogaard
Production: Nucleo - Publication: Topo Copy
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