Last winter I locked myself away in a mountain cabin in alpine Austria for 80 days. A lot of the of the work I made up there will see the light of day this year. First up is a near-instrumental release that’ll happen in a few months time.
On it you will find fragments of dreams, some short intense streams of movement and some slowly drawn out mountain drones. All inspired by disconnection, the duo-tone of high alpine winter and a delightful sense of solitude.
Details coming soon.
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Morning walk after a night of heavy snowfall. Broadcast - Tears in the Typing Pool came on the headphones as I turned that corner. Sad and beautiful all at once. (Taken with instagram)
A quick edit of 60 second clip documenting the practice of artificial snow-making in my hometown of Flachau.
Last month Bradford Bailey, John Chantler, Carina Thorén and I performed as part of Lawrence English’s Lonely Women’s Club. Here’s a little clip from that night at Cafe Oto - blissing out to the shimmering tones…
A short snippet of Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla’s piece at Venice Biennale 2011.
Stephen Mok and Brendan Smith have a joint show in a few days. If you’re in Brisbane you should head down there. I wish I could.
Here’s the piece that won last night in Vienna. A dark room and decent volume would work in its favour. It will show in Installation/Exhibition format both in Australia and Europe sometime in 2012.
Venice, November 2011.
I neglected to find out whose installation I’m in front of there. I’m sorry unknown artist. But your neon triangle was very special.
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LATER: just found out it’s done by an artist called Mai-Thu Perret.
