Inspiration for Devicive Sounds
Below are few video finds via twitter, vimeo and youtube. Inspiration for artists submissions. Although some are on the larger scale, these are pieces that all use machines, devices or objects to creative new soundscapes and experiences for the listener/audience.
It Sounds Devicive! Call out deadline - March 20th 2018
We are looking forward to your submissions
These are examples of other artists work so details and links are included
Michele Spanghero, "Ad lib." (2016) sound sculpture automatic pulmonary ventilator, trolley, organ pipes, wood, organ ventilator (dim. 272 × 100 × 34 cm + 112 × 55 × 55 cm - dur. ad libitum) courtesy the artist exhibition view: Michele Spanghero "AD LIBITUM" TRA, Treviso (Italy) Oct 22 - Dec 11, 2016 curated by Chiara Ianeselli besides the work "Ad lib."
The cult photographer and filmmaker profiles the intriguing world of deaf performance artist Christine Sun Kim and her experiments with sound.
A kinetic sculpture for used computer cases with automated and amplified optical disc drives. The mechanical gesture of a CD or DVD tray opening and closing concisely performs its function as an intermediary between physical and digital space. The addition of a copper coil to each drive enables them to perform their obsolescence aloud. The work is both a monument to the lost physicality of our media formats, and a reminder of the persistent physicality of digital technologies. Each empty metal case has the dimensions of an individual's digital space, evidencing the waste implicit therein.
Exhibited at Phoenix Brighton as part of Colour Out of Space festival, November 2016.
Curated by Snoozie Hexagon.
http://www.colouroutofspace.org/
http://www.phoenixbrighton.org/
http://www.scrawn.co.uk/
Poor Reception | Prepared & Destroyed Tape Loop Radio antennas are used to extend the range of radio signals, rethinking that concept, it is used here to physically extend the range of the tape loop. The magnetic tape is also manipulated/destroyed, sounding reminiscent of radio waves, slowly eroding with each pass until nothing remains but static.
Amulets, Poor Reception (2018)