Noise for Airports

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How could I not reblog this? John Wynne’s Sountrap IV. -A high-tech, 32 channel digital sound controller throws a pianola and a vast collection of recycled hi-fi speakers (icons of technological redundancy) into dynamic relationship in John Wynne’s new sonic sculpture. Pianola + a mountain of hifi speakers! Installation will be until 18th october at The National Gallery in south London. Link to more info at the National Gallery’s pages (via bobobilbjorn)

How could I not reblog this?


John Wynne’s Sountrap IV.

-A high-tech, 32 channel digital sound controller throws a pianola and a vast collection of recycled hi-fi speakers (icons of technological redundancy) into dynamic relationship in John Wynne’s new sonic sculpture.

Pianola + a mountain of hifi speakers! Installation will be until 18th october at The National Gallery in south London.

Link to more info at the National Gallery’s pages

(via bobobilbjorn)

Oct 18 · 4 notes
Tags: mechanical music, art, gallery,
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