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WORKSThe cathode-ray-tubes in our television sets
emit electromagnetic rays in very low frequency fields. Different images
produce different sounds. These patterns are explored in PictureTubeRadio.
Within this context, up until now the television is a completely unresearched
sound instrument.
28
sound sequences for cathode-ray-tubes and VLF-Receiver
...is a collection of electromagnetic sound
fragments for acathode-ray-tube and VLF-Receiver.The DVD consists of 28
sequences made up of unstabledigital and analogue video signals, exploring
the electro-magnetic sound properties of a cathode-ray-tube in a tele-vision
set.
multiple: DVD; VLF-Receiver
Composition for 4 cathode-ray-tubes and
VLF-Receiver
...is a 4 channel sound arrangement for cathode-ray-tubesand
a VLF-ReceiverOn four different monitors, coordinated video sequencesplay
over one another to form one electromagnetic soundcomposition. By altering
their position within the room, theviewer can influence the modulations
of each individualchannel.
installation:
4 DVD's; 6 VLF-Receivers; 4 monitors (29 inch); 4 DVD player (synchronized)
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