ERHAI FLOATING SOUNDS is a sound performance for large outdoor spaces. An ambient electronic music is spatialized and composes a sound extent. It acts to build a space which is renewed continuously and which resounds with the environment. ERHAI FLOATING SOUNDS is intended to bring people on small boats on Erhai lake to listen to music performed by 2 French electronic composers. The electronic sounds are being produced on one of these small fishing boats, connected by wires under water to 4 small boats, each of the 4 boats carrying a speaker. The remaining boats are being used by the public, and can navigate freely on the lake in order to capture the moving sounds broadcasted on the 4 different speakers, giving the listeners the opportunity to listen to music differently in a very beautiful environment. JULIEN CLAUSS French artist, he studied music, acoustics, fluid mechanics and material sciences. He made sculptural sound works and has developed installations and performances. He seeks physically to engage the listener in the process of listening and uses the sound as a means of establishing a relationship between the physical body and his environment. He worked with Cedric Pigot, participe with Bluescreen on the net art projects and created the audio-tactile projects Pause and Stimuline with Lynn Pook. He collaborates with Locus Sonus sound lab and worked as sound assistant for the french composer Pierre Henry. He also organizes experimental electronic music events in ...
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Erhai Floating Sound Live
Erhai Floating Sound Live Video Clips. Duration : 8.62 Mins.
ERHAI FLOATING SOUNDS is a sound performance for large outdoor spaces. An ambient electronic music is spatialized and composes a sound extent. It acts to build a space which is renewed continuously and which resounds with the environment. ERHAI FLOATING SOUNDS is intended to bring people on small boats on Erhai lake to listen to music performed by 2 French electronic composers. The electronic sounds are being produced on one of these small fishing boats, connected by wires under water to 4 small boats, each of the 4 boats carrying a speaker. The remaining boats are being used by the public, and can navigate freely on the lake in order to capture the moving sounds broadcasted on the 4 different speakers, giving the listeners the opportunity to listen to music differently in a very beautiful environment. JULIEN CLAUSS French artist, he studied music, acoustics, fluid mechanics and material sciences. He made sculptural sound works and has developed installations and performances. He seeks physically to engage the listener in the process of listening and uses the sound as a means of establishing a relationship between the physical body and his environment. He worked with Cedric Pigot, participe with Bluescreen on the net art projects and created the audio-tactile projects Pause and Stimuline with Lynn Pook. He collaborates with Locus Sonus sound lab and worked as sound assistant for the french composer Pierre Henry. He also organizes experimental electronic music events in ...
ERHAI FLOATING SOUNDS is a sound performance for large outdoor spaces. An ambient electronic music is spatialized and composes a sound extent. It acts to build a space which is renewed continuously and which resounds with the environment. ERHAI FLOATING SOUNDS is intended to bring people on small boats on Erhai lake to listen to music performed by 2 French electronic composers. The electronic sounds are being produced on one of these small fishing boats, connected by wires under water to 4 small boats, each of the 4 boats carrying a speaker. The remaining boats are being used by the public, and can navigate freely on the lake in order to capture the moving sounds broadcasted on the 4 different speakers, giving the listeners the opportunity to listen to music differently in a very beautiful environment. JULIEN CLAUSS French artist, he studied music, acoustics, fluid mechanics and material sciences. He made sculptural sound works and has developed installations and performances. He seeks physically to engage the listener in the process of listening and uses the sound as a means of establishing a relationship between the physical body and his environment. He worked with Cedric Pigot, participe with Bluescreen on the net art projects and created the audio-tactile projects Pause and Stimuline with Lynn Pook. He collaborates with Locus Sonus sound lab and worked as sound assistant for the french composer Pierre Henry. He also organizes experimental electronic music events in ...
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