Foto: Jürgen Brinkmann
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PERMEATION
sound installation (5 wooden boards, rods, transducers)
Intraregionale 2021, Kunstverein Barsinghausen
13.6. – 18.7.2021
In physics, permeation describes the process in which a
solid is traversed by a substance. The sound installation
conceived for the monastery wall in Barsinghausen is
dedicated to the phenomenon of permeability and porosity on
a sonic level.
Five window niches are covered with
wooden elements that are set into vibration by sound
transducers. The vibrations and sounds become perceptible
only when the listener comes into close proximity. The
covered niches and their openings represent individual
stations that can be walked through one after the other,
from left to right. Short text fragments invite visitors
to change their listening focus and orientation,
encouraging them to tune into the transitions between
internal and external, imaginary and bodily experiences.
Text by Julienne Franke (in German)
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