Horbar/Audiobar is a responsive environment for natural and playful exploration of huge collection of audio art. You can interact with the sounds using a tangible interface based on RFID-tagged bottles. The environment consists of two rooms: A bar-room for shared interaction and a study lounge for more in deep explorations.

Horbar/Audiobar will be premiered at the Museum for Contemporary Art in Roskilde, Denmark. This museum has a huge collection of international audio art which will be accessible at the bar. The installation is part of the exhibition Social_Action – The Audience and the New Media Landscape.

Vibro was a sonic object, at the crossroads of an art multiple an a specialised magazine. Vibro intended to render experiments in the fields of electroacoustics and Lo-Fi more ‘audible’. It also tried to illustrate the growing presence of sound in the fine art practice. Published only three times in a digibox format, vibro included an audio compilation and a series of cards that catalogue the artists and tracks.

Vibro #1: The Inside Out Issue: A common phenomenon when listening to sound art, is that our ears ‘close down’ and filter out the so called ‘non-musical’ or ‘non-informative’ sounds. Continue reading

What is “silent” about this webpage? And what has it to do with radio? – This website is full of sounds, and what is available there, in best artistic quality, are audiofiles “on demand” or podcasts, not a linear (radio) program. However, the term “radio” in the title is the aesthetic point of reference and directs the attention to the multitude of radiophonic composition principles, which inspired all of the 50 pieces presented here. At the same time it creates the allusion, that the number of radio programs, which distributes prodution like this, is globally declining dramatically. Continue reading