Axial is intended for projection on a dome-shaped space, such as a
planetarium, and is one of a series of compositions investigating expanded
audiovisual formats. The compositional structure is continually condensing
– essentially composed of five iterations of the same material, each
subsequent iteration is heard 1.5 times faster than the previous one,
creating a sense of momentum and acceleration without any change in pitch
or proportional duration of the material.
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…
A set of five miniatures made during my KEAR residency at Bowling Green State University, April 2016. These miniatures are intended, ideally, for playback in a fulldome projection format with 8:2 audio. I wrote an extended account of the development of these pieces for the University of Glasgow’s Music Research…
ilsonilus:1 at the Kiblix festival Planetarium The first in a series of large installation works investigating simultaneous sonic and visual illusions. This piece is intended for playback either on 4 walls of a square room, 4 screens arranged in a square, or projection mapped onto a circular/ring-shaped space. ‘1’ investigates…