DISPLACING
Displacing is an audiovisual experiment, part of the Shifting series.
A site-specific installation, it incorporates and translates sonic and visual elements from a secret garden in East London.
Sounds captured on site are transformed and their causal relations ambiguously shifted.
Shifting is a series of audiovisual experiments which explore the human ability to conceive perceptual environments out of ambiguous and abstract stimuli.
Spontaneous and irresistible illusions are provoked by a disruption of the causal relation between sound and visual motion.
Thus starts a journey across imagined surroundings, a dynamic process invoking internal projections. The work heavily relies on the observer's imagination and capacity to render realities.
Researcher: Bernardo Varela Supervisors: Paul Bavister, Felix Faire, Luca Dellatorre // Thanks to: Helena Lukowiecki, Tati Batalha // Hardware: Custom Parabolic Microphones, Custom Binaural Microphones, Surround sound system // Software: Ableton Live, Touchdesigner, Adobe Premiere.
Thanks to: @helenaluko @tatibatalha Manon Schwich
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