Co-Presented by MONOM and MIRA Festival, Sta/g-mos is an accumulation of research done by Sound Artist Kate De Lorme during her two months as an Artist in Residence at the Spatial Sound Institute in Budapest, Hungary.
An exploration in aligning physical and metaphysical bodies, this work looks to explore sound’s fundamental connection to the body. The artist’s interest was piqued through researching the ancient practice of resonant sound healing, and how it has resurfaced throughout history in many different and globally diverse forms.
Using the 4DSOUND spatial sound system, surrealistic soundscapes and harmonizing frequencies work with the listener’s body to manifest tactile sound. Sta/g-mos is a guided meditation and immersive four dimensional audio journey - a truly unique and profound experience.
Featuring the voices of:
Kate De Lorme
Ana Amorós
Vlad Razhev
Lisa Greenaway
Eric Chad
Made possible by support from:
Canada Council for the Arts
British Columbia Arts Council
The Spatial Sound Institute
MONOM
KATE DE LORME
Kate De Lorme is a Sound Artist and Designer based in Vancouver, Canada. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatrical Production and Design from the University of British Columbia, with a focus in Sound Design. Before moving to Vancouver in 2012, Kate completed her Audio Engineering and Music Production Certification at Okanagan College in Kelowna, Canada. Kate has been working in sound design since the age of 16, with her first experiences in community theatre. She has been a professional Sound Designer since 2012, most recently working primarily in contemporary dance and theatre. Kate’s designs are inclusive of high caliber recording and editing, composition, live programming and mixing. Kate’s body of work explores multi-channel environments and their ability to create an immersive experience for the audience.
www.katedelorme.com
SPATIAL SOUND INSTITUTE
The Spatial Sound Institute is a research and development centre for spatial sound technologies and practices based in Budapest, Hungary.
Since its opening in October 2015, the Institute hosts a multidisciplinary program cultivating spatial sound as an emerging area of study. Housed over 3 floors of the AQB arts complex on the banks of the river Danube, the facility is centered around a large-scale 4DSOUND studio used for artist residencies, educational workshops, and regular public events.
The Institute also maintains a historical archive of works created in 4DSOUND over the past decade, with projects and publications from over a hundred contributors in the fields of music, technology, architecture and media arts.
www.spatialsoundinstitute.com
MIRA Digital Arts Festival
MIRA is a digital arts festival based on three interconnected areas: exhibition, divulgation and education, and is held annually in Barcelona (since 2011). Focused on the intersection between art and digital culture, the festival features a programme comprised of audiovisual shows in both traditional and fulldome formats, digital art installations, screenings, conferences and workshops.
MIRA wants to bring the audience closer to several realms of artistic creativity through an event with two main objectives: to function as a platform for new creators as well as a showcase for world-renowned artists and to create unique immersive experiences through technological innovation and the interlacing of live music and visuals.
www.mirafestival.com
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