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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

intervention:coaction

Louise, September 19, 2014August 15, 2016

This project is a live, audiovisual, beat-and-noise-based performance work. The intention is to create a symbiotic system, in which live decision making by the performer impacts on both the audio and visual components of the work but also in which both the audio and visual components can interact with one another, causing behaviours that are not directly controlled by the system performer. There is also an element of chaotic behaviour built into the system, causing unpredictable audio and visual outcomes.

 

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plexus

Louise, March 30, 2016August 15, 2016

plexus: braid, interweave, entwine. plexus is a companion piece to pletten, and is a dual screen audiovisual work that is intended for playback on two opposite walls of a dark, square space but can also be exhibited side by side. The work is a continuing exploration of simultaneous compositional process…

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filigree traces at Plenty?

Louise, September 29, 2022September 30, 2022

Filigree Traces will be part of the Plenty? festival at the Barn, Banchory, October 21st and 22nd this year. Come and play with the music boxes in new spaces and places, and enjoy the huge amount of other artists, musicians and activities taking place. Here’s some information on the work,…

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Visaurihelix

Louise, July 31, 2018November 20, 2019

Commissioned by Cryptic  as part of Sonica 2018 and the Mackintosh 150 year celebrations, Visaurihelix was an immersive, interactive audiovisual installation based on the geometric forms and proportions prevalent in so much of Mackintosh’s architecture, including the Mackintosh Tower, Scotland Street School, House for an Art Lover and The Hill House….

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