Tag: smartphone
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Help I’m a bike. Curate me !
So it’s official. I’ve often wondered what I should call what I’m doing. Well. It’s art. I’ve found out that my participation in a sound art project at the Knippels Bridge (a bridge connecting main Copenhagen with the island of Amager), is in fact part of Copenhagen art festival 2012. Being a part of a…
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Building streetstruments: paint-bucket-bass, drain-trombone and sewer-chimes
First workshop: constructing streetstruments _ _ _ Second workshop: Collective improvisations on electrified streetstruments After the workshops: The streetstruments are left in their street, inspiring passers by to make their own street improvisations Related posts: Construction site interacts musically with neighbors Quotation: Lefebvre about the living disorder of the street The street sound activist’s toolkit
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Collective street improvisations, – how do we get people involved?
How can you start a new trend, create changes in other people’s lives, making them start doing things no-one has done before? How can you make more people start doing what only few people did before? The basic goal of all my activities in the ongoing process I call Akutsk, is to inspire people who…
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Anthropomorfer – a tool for intercontinental collective sound art improvisation?
The objective is to develop a web-based application, Anthropomorfer, allowing global sound art improvisation. Participants can record or select sounds, manipulate them, and collaborate remotely. Targeted use includes fostering creativity in children and enhancing communication in organizations. Users can save and discuss their collective improvisations online.
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Anthropomorfer
How can we use the existing technologies in a way that enables everyone to be able to reflect through sound, movement and narration? I have developed the Anthropomorfer as a tool for working creatively with sound as a means of expression. You can download it here. Listen to examples of improvisations using the Anthropomorfer:
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Learning from folklore / Reversed colonialism 2.0
It is characteristic for folklore activities that they include people non regarding age, gender, or body shape. I’m at my son’s capoeira graduation, batizado, and I see kids, 50 year old men, young people, tall or small, skinny or heavily build people, all engaged in the same activities, each with his/her own personal style. It’s…
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Building Sound Collectives 