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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
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Louise Harris

audiovisual composer, sound artist

ilsonilus

Louise, October 13, 2015August 15, 2016

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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 binaural beating within discreet frequency boundaries in combination with an attempt at visually replicating lenticular printing within a flat two, dimensional space. The changes in sonic and visual material occur very frequently (approx every 7.5 seconds) but are constructed in such a way that, as the piece progresses, it becomes less apparent when the changes are occurring, creating a continuous, but not necessarily apparent, evolution. In installation, the work is intended to be physically affecting, at times disorientating but ultimately meditative.

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Auroculis

Louise, June 8, 2017November 20, 2019

Auroculis:  “Vibrant, physical, meditative…” The term Auroculis was initially used for a digital release of three of my pieces on the web label, Deepwhitesound (http://deepwhitesound.com/dws167/). However, both the name of the release and the description of it, written by curator D B Amorin, suggested the potential for further exploration: “Louise…

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blink

Louise, September 10, 2012September 10, 2012

blink is a short a/v piece, adapted from the system used to build ‘line’ you can view blink online here

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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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