My concern for divergences created by changing aural perspectives did
not arise out of wandering around concert halls during musical
performances, but from wandering through everyday environments where it
is the norm to be moving towards or away from sources of sound.
Sound sculpture is a medium based on environmental models of sound where
the essential form is not identified with the physical limits of the
sounding body, but with the physical limits of the space being made to
sound.
The sense of time is that of a continuum; without apparent beginning,
middle or end. The sound is not conceived as a logical structure
unfolding In time but as a presence.
'lasting
sounds leaving from
different places and
forming
sounding
a sculpture which lasts'
quoted from: Marcel Duchamp, The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors,
Even. A Typographic Version by Richard Hamilton of Marcel Duchamp's
Green Box, New York 1960
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Bill Fontana
Thoughts on Sound
from: Bill Fontana, Thoughts on Sound,
in: Bill Fontana, Klang Recycling Skulptur, Edition Giannozzo, Band 28, Ed. Rolf Langebartels, Berlin 1983
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