Soundscapes

composition for sound installations



26.02.2013

Presentation of Inner Space, *di*/zaïn #5, Divan du Monde


Christian Delécluse, soirée *di*/zaïn #5 : code… par soireesdizain

http://dizain.designersinteractifs.org/


24.01.2013

Inner Space, Le Cube, Issy les Moulineaux

Entrée libre pendant les horaires d’ouverture du Cube

A la suite de sa résidence de création au Cube, Christian Delécluse présente au public Inner Space, sa dernière installation numérique coproduite par Le Cube et Arcadi.

Inner Space est une installation lumineuse et sonore qui interroge les processus de construction de nos perceptions à travers la constitution d’espaces sensibles en perpétuelle transformation, à l’intérieur d’un vaste volume de la taille d’une chambre à coucher standard (12 m²).

Ce travail offre une double expérience. Read the rest of this entry »


23.05.2012

Installation ACCLRTR in a disused particle accelerator, Orsay

Interactive sound and video installation with Ianis Lallemand, in the former collider ring ACO Science at Orsay University south of Paris, within the Art-Science days of the festival Printemps de la Culture, May 23–24.

See here photos of the fascinating site still ringing with a rich scientific history.


24.10.2008

Silver Sounds Exhibition with MTBF soundscape wins award

The Silver Sounds exhibition has won the Times Higher Education Award for Excellence and Innovation in the Arts. At a ceremony in London last night the University’s Naughton Gallery’s Silver Sounds Exhibition took the top award in the category, beating off competition from universities all over the UK.
See the exhibition’s site at http://www.naughtongallery.org/silversounds.

The exhibition is unique because visitors can ‘hear’ as well as see the University’s silver collection, through using handheld computers to highlight objects and listen to the artists’ interpretations. Ten internationally renowned sound artists created sound pieces to accompany 22 of the silver objects, exploring their origins and the reasons for their creation and use. Read the rest of this entry »