Crshhhhhhhhhhhhh / 2022
Bus stop broken glass found on the street
Bus stop broken glass found on the street
I invite the audience to step on broken glass Crshhhhhh crshhhhhh crshhhhhh
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Qué estarás pensando / 2022
Steel
Steel
Short hand writing for “Qué estarás pensando”crashing and sounding
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Untimed / 2020
Clock mechanism, acrylic plastic, fishing line
From Photography Without Camera / Machine Gaze
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Clock mechanism, acrylic plastic, fishing line
From Photography Without Camera / Machine Gaze
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Present / 2019
invisible ink on white wall, UV flashlight
From Recovecos II
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Projection at Tunnes of the Mind
ZAZ 10 Corners Times Square
invisible ink on white wall, UV flashlight
From Recovecos II
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Projection at Tunnes of the Mind
ZAZ 10 Corners Times Square
This is Okay / 2019
Tape on wall
Two-side mirror
Collaboration with Lexygius Sanchez Calip
From Mistranslation
Tape on wall
Two-side mirror
Collaboration with Lexygius Sanchez Calip
From Mistranslation
Holes of Speech / 2019
galvanized steel sheet
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holes of speech / 2019
4’18’’
Voice narrating Julio Cortazar’s Me caigo y me levanto poem in Golden Gate park, in-betweness-ness environmental sounds reverberations and echoes
From ...
galvanized steel sheet
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holes of speech / 2019
4’18’’
Voice narrating Julio Cortazar’s Me caigo y me levanto poem in Golden Gate park, in-betweness-ness environmental sounds reverberations and echoes
From ...
Pauses in spoken language were never silent but mute. These pauses contain all the ambient sounds that immerse diction within a soundscape. On the other hand, written language pauses have names but not sound.
How does an ellipsis sound?
How do we pronounce a word made of punctuations marks?
In Holes of Speech, I recorded the sound of my voice reading a poem of Julio Cortázar in a tunnel of Golden Gate Park. Afterwards, I listened to the sounds in-between words, the pauses, the punctuation marks. These silences contain sounds yet we never grasp them.
For that, I made a composition of those sounds in-between my voice.
This sound installation contains punctuation marks sounded and augmented, distributed to conform new words.
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How does an ellipsis sound?
How do we pronounce a word made of punctuations marks?
In Holes of Speech, I recorded the sound of my voice reading a poem of Julio Cortázar in a tunnel of Golden Gate Park. Afterwards, I listened to the sounds in-between words, the pauses, the punctuation marks. These silences contain sounds yet we never grasp them.
For that, I made a composition of those sounds in-between my voice.
This sound installation contains punctuation marks sounded and augmented, distributed to conform new words.
