Doppler.Shift

2014

Doppler.Shift is an exhibition of two site specific sound and light works for the hallway leading to Commonwealth & Council.  The two works, Red.Shift and Blue.Shift,  each incorporate filtered florescent light, synthesized sound and the unique sounds of the space as their primary materials.  The sound of each piece is composed using the filtered field recording of the space paired with synthesized sounds created to enhance different harmonic profiles present in the recording and in the space.

Red.Shift

2014
Site-Specific Installation
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Installation view, Commonwealth & Council, photo: Robert Takahashi Crouch
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Installation view, Commonwealth & Council, photo: Robert Crouch
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Installation view, Commonwealth & Council, photo: Robert Takahashi Crouch
Materials
Colored gels, fluorescent light, stereo sound, speakers, DVD player
Dimensions
Variable
Duration
40 min, loop

Red.Shift incorporate filtered florescent light, synthesized sound and the unique sounds of the space as its primary materials.  The sound is composed using the filtered field recording of the space paired with synthesized sounds created to enhance different harmonic profiles present in the recording and in the space.

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Blue.Shift

2014
Site-Specific Installation
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Installation view, Commonwealth & Council, photo: Robert Takahashi Crouch
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Installation view, Commonwealth & Council, photo: Robert Takahashi Crouch
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Installation view, Commonwealth & Council, photo: Robert Takahashi Crouch
Materials
Colored gels, fluorescent light, stereo sound, speakers, DVD player
Dimensions
Variable
Duration
40 min, loop

Blue.Shift incorporate filtered florescent light, synthesized sound and the unique sounds of the space as its primary materials.  The sound is composed using the filtered field recording of the space paired with synthesized sounds created to enhance different harmonic profiles present in the recording and in the space.

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