Saturdays, September 6, 13, 20 & 27, 2003
6 PM - Midnight
cloud-to-air
and
static geography
by
Seth Cluett
cloud-to-air
a sound and video installation
Field recordings of our summer's lightning storms and thin quiet tones are treated and spatialized through Diapason's multi-channel audio system. A video installation of heavy rain on shallow water is projected on shallow water shaken by thunder.
static geography
a sound installation
The Kutiah glacial surge in Pakistan moved twelve kilometers in two months. Sustained tones move forward mimicking the speed of this glaciers movement picking up speed slowly and stopping to build again from a place of stasis. The sound scrapes slowly across architecture.
Seth Cluett
Seth Cluett is an installation artist and educator living and working in Troy, NY. His work deals primarily with the relationship between the body and sound or light as well as architecture as an extension of the body. His research focuses on the effect of sound and light wave propagation on space perception and cognition, but its not that fancy. His work has been shown/performed at the ICMC in Habana, Cuba and the Acoustical Society of America; the ICA, Mobius Artist Space, MassArt/nonpod in Boston; Diapason and Engine 27 Galleries, The Knitting Factory, and ABCnoRio in New York; and Betty Rymer Gallery at the Art Institute of Chicago, Heaven, Artemisia Galleries and Deadtech in Chicago, amongst others. Seth's work is documented on Kissy, BoxMedia, Crank Satori, and Wavelet records, as well as an upcoming release on Sedimental.
contact: i@onelonelypixel.org
