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Louise Harris
Louise Harris

audiovisual composer, sound artist

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Louise Harris

audiovisual composer, sound artist

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 both composition and exhibition, to explore expanded sonic and visual possibilities, and the development of a compositional technique I describe as algorithmic aleatoricism.   The work itself is a meditation on elongated tone and form, in which subtle changes to rhythm, pitch and relationships between materials, both sonically and visually, evolve very gradually and almost imperceptibly over time.

 

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line

Louise, September 10, 2012March 19, 2014

line is the result of an investigation into generative systems where sonic material influences visual material. Some correlations are direct; many are hidden.

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axial

Louise, October 13, 2015August 15, 2016

  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…

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dots

Louise, September 10, 2012March 19, 2014

dots is an audiovisual work experimenting with the relationship between audio and video simultaneously with the relationship between two-dimensional and three-dimensional objects.

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