The sound installation P[ear]ception was presented at Levendel-Bloch gallery in Ein hod artists village in Israel from the 11th of December to the 18th of December 2009. More information about the work can be found at the Sound Art installations section of this website.
Luc Messinezis’s work Wunderkammer: The Sound Cabinet of Curiosities in a stereo version format has been selected and is being currently presented at the online Sound Art exhibition SoundLAB VI. The exhibition has been currated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne and explores the theme ‘Sound compositions – a challenge for imagination’.
SoundLAB VI – SoundPOOL may be visited at http://soundlab.newmediafest.org
Luc Messinezis is answering 10 questions as part of the SoundLAB Interview Project.
The complete interview may be read at http://sip.newmediafest.org/?page_id=190
… and so it started taking form. The objects in space, the cables a mess. I dared to turn the switch on and it lived. Like Frankenstein’s monster. I almost shouted out.. ITS ALIVE!
Sunday evening the switch was off and would never be on again.
The Wunderkammer was born, lived and died like a dragonfly. Choroechoic composition is real and now I intend to concentrate my efforts in realizing more concepts by using and developing this method of composition. Read the rest of this post…
27 – 30 NOVEMBER 2008
PRIVATE VIEW 27 NOVEMBER 18:00-21:00
Libero Colimberti, Jan Hendrickse, Simone Izzi, Nitin Lachhani, Luc Messinezis, Maria Papadomanolaki, Vytis Puronas, Mark Shorey and Mark Wright.
Comprising of ambitious works by nine artists who employ sound as the principle media of their practice, Audio Forensics demonstrates the breadth of engagement with sound in the arts, and how it can be re-evaluated in the context of an increasingly noisy world.