Sound Art : Installation Art : Performance Art : Invisible Speakers

Endangered Languages

This is an interdisciplinary project between the linguists, sound and visual artists working on endangered languages in Singapore. The sound installation was presented at the Language and Diversity Symposium at NTU on 5-6 March 2009. The installation is now part of the permanent exhibit of the NTU Museum and Libraries.

FeONIC F4 Audio Actuators in the base of the units drive the Plexiglass panels. Giving the impression that the figures etched into the glass are speaking.

The Fragmented Orchestra

The Fragmented Orchestra is a huge distributed musical structure modelled on the firing of the human brain’s neurons.

Each of the sites will have a soundbox installed, which will stream human-made and elemental immersive audio via an artificial neuron to one of 24 invisible speakers in the FACT Gallery.

The combined sound of the 24 speakers at the gallery will be continuously transmitted and played through 24 FeONIC F1.3 drives attached to existing materials and structures.

The Watch Man

A major multi–media installation making use of FeONIC Invisible Speaker technology exploring trauma memory by artist Shona Illingworth will be shown as part of ‘War and Medicine’, this year’s major temporary exhibition at Wellcome Collection, London.

"Shona Illingworth’s careful use of visuals and sound creates an emotionally charged environment that evokes both the pain of the remembered experience and the claustrophobia of feeling trapped inside a disturbed mind."

Sandra Rehme, ‘Time Out’

Kristian Eckholm Teater90°

Kristian Eckholm is a Sound Designer working in performing arts, based in Helsinki, Finland.

This video gives a brief demonstration of FeONIC's F4 audio drive being used in the Botanical Gardens Helsinki inside the 150 year old greenhouse.

"The effect of the sound on the greenhouse glass is stunning. FeONIC's audio drives will be used in future productions by Teater90°"

Note. Please use the link on the left "Sound Art Installation" to see the video on youtube.

INTUITION Room 2010 Sydney

Johannes Sistermanns INTUITION Room 2010 Sydney has been selected through an international Jury for the ISCM 2010 World New Music Days in Sydney, April 30 – May 9 2010. His SoundPlastic was shown in the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Two of FeONIC's F1.3 audio drives were used within this art installation.

Endangered Languages 2

This is a project between the linguists, sound and visual artists working on endangered languages in Singapore.

FeONIC F4 Audio Actuators in the base of the units drive the Plexiglass panels. Giving the impression that the figures etched into the glass are speaking.