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December 07 2008
Something different.
Here's a piece I just did for the December Fora do Eixo artistic event in Brasilia.
I saw an interesting documentary on Richard Serra which mentioned that he and his mates Steve Reich and Philip Glass had once formed a Removal Company in New York to make money.
The idea of Serra, Reich and Glass shifting furniture (and clearing out empty shop-fittings, often getting materials for Serra's installations) was so inspiring that I assumed someone must have done something based on it.
If not, I had to have a go myself.
OK, so it's basically pastiche Reich (or is it Glass?) And some wonderful recording of scratchy noise which I'll argue stands for Serra's verb-based works (applying a single verb to a simple material). And some big crashes which I hope suggest (in a stylized way) monolithic steel plates being hit.
Anyway, I find it fun. In a fairly leisurely 15 minute minimal way.
Here's a piece I just did for the December Fora do Eixo artistic event in Brasilia.
I saw an interesting documentary on Richard Serra which mentioned that he and his mates Steve Reich and Philip Glass had once formed a Removal Company in New York to make money.
The idea of Serra, Reich and Glass shifting furniture (and clearing out empty shop-fittings, often getting materials for Serra's installations) was so inspiring that I assumed someone must have done something based on it.
If not, I had to have a go myself.
OK, so it's basically pastiche Reich (or is it Glass?) And some wonderful recording of scratchy noise which I'll argue stands for Serra's verb-based works (applying a single verb to a simple material). And some big crashes which I hope suggest (in a stylized way) monolithic steel plates being hit.
Anyway, I find it fun. In a fairly leisurely 15 minute minimal way.
