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Louise Harris
Louise Harris

audiovisual composer, sound artist

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    • Interpreting Data through Creative Audiovisualisation (IDCA) – RSE-funded Fellowship
    • filigree traces
    • Composing Audiovisually
    • Visaurihelix
    • Alocas
    • pletten
    • fuzee
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Louise Harris

audiovisual composer, sound artist

sys_m1

Louise, September 10, 2012March 19, 2014

Built from sounds recorded using an 8-channel, real-time spatialisation system called systemic, controlled via a physics-based visual system built in processing, this is originally an 8-channel work which won the world prize in the Electracoustic Competition Musica Viva 2011.

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Ether

Louise, March 2, 2020March 2, 2020

Ether is a triple-screen, 6.1 channel audiovisual work premiered at IU South Bend as part of the Performing Media Festival 2020. The work is the next in a series of works exploring two distinct research trajectories – the development of pieces for Expanded Audiovisual Format (EAF); works which seek, in…

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Alocas

Louise, December 14, 2017November 12, 2018

Alocas in situ at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery, Greenwich, London.  Alocas is one of a series of works for Expanded Audiovisual Format (EAF); an ongoing exploration involving pieces that are concerned, in both composition and exhibition, with moving away from a single-screen, two-speaker format. The work is intended to be…

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Living with and living through – a virtual residency

Louise, February 11, 2021May 17, 2021

Living With and Living Through – a virtual residency positioning making as an act of self-care and repair. The Digital Departures Lab at the University of Glasgow, of which I am co-director, is currently facilitating a six-month digital residency on the theme of Living with and living through, positioning making as…

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