Esther Venrooy

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• All That Matters is Where I lay my Head
• There is Nothing Connected, Nothing Distinct
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• Time Three Point Five
• Not Here ... You Can Look Any Place
• And a Heavy Blue Silence Fell Klunk
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Time Three Point Five

Two transducers, three loudspeakers, a bass guitar and amplifier, two PZM microphones and a tone generator with a prime number tuning system

in collaboration with Kato Hideki

Diapason Gallery, New York, USA

(April - May 2011)

After a short residency in Diapason Gallery in New York, I presented an ‘active installation’ in collaboration with Kato Hideki. The term ‘active installation  coined by Hideki, describes a spatial installation which remains in place, but allows interventions by the artists in which linear and non-linear time structures can be explored.

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