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SAVE THE DATES: The Kingdom of Heaven Must Be Taken By Storm
In May I will be showing photographs I’ve taken over the past 35 years at concerts of alternative and experimental music. Click for details.
Other Recent Projects
Sounds for “Shelter”
(Digital release and installation)
A 27-minute audio composition created in collaboration with visual artist Barbara Karsch-Chaïeb for her sculpture “Shelter.”
If / When
A Wide Space Variable
(CD-R and digital release)
Eight tracks of field recordings and shortwave transmissions mixed with synthesized and acoustic sounds, resulting in a set of tightly composed scenic miniatures.
If / When:
Sounds for “Schatten–Licht”
(Digital release)
A 37-minute, site-specific composition prepared to complement an exhibition of sculptures and collages, shown in a World War II-era bunker beneath the Martinskirche, Stuttgart.
The Glass Bees:
Because Tomorrow Disaster May Come
(CD & digital release)
An archival collection of nonidiomatic, spontaneously improvised electroacoustic works that achieve a wide range of subtle and restless atmospheres.
If / When:
This Never Happened
(Cassette & digital release)
The debut release of this solo home recording project, filled with warm melodies, syncopated noises, and subtle shifts of phase, settling somewhere between sound collage and musical composition.
Waiting, So Tired of Waiting
(Photozine)
Collection of 26 spontaneous images shot during a nighttime walk on the evening following the chaotic 2020 US presidential election.
Who’s the Dummy?
(Multimedia installation)
This project explored the relationship between the universe of anonymous right-wing propaganda videos on YouTube and concepts related to ventriloquism.
Anywhere
(Photobook)
79 color images taken at locations in the United States and Europe between 2010 and 2019, selected and sequenced in an effort to use photography to find order and value in ambivalent places.
If / When:
Pigments
(Multimedia installation)
Using sound, generative video, and photography, this project investigated the largely forgotten but interrelated histories of two distant locations and their resonances across space and time.
