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performative sound installation for 16 turntables and discarded media<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Two performers enter a turntable field. Slowly, they begin to play vinyl records and operate the 16 turntables. They move and communicate quietly, listening to each other through the turntable field, watching each other\u2019s actions. They pause, move again, and react \u201cmusically.\u201d The turntables, each playing an eight-minute sound or voice composition, transform into instruments\u2014playing solos, forming groups of musicians, or sounding like an orchestra that simultaneously animates the performers\u2019 movements within the field. Gestural space-sound constellations emerge.<\/p>\n
The performers communicate live, referencing and playing back their own voices from the vinyl records: a dialogue may arise between recorded voices as well as among micro-looped, scattered, and spatialised sounds. Every switch, every movement recombines fragments of sound, voice,and memory, continuously rewriting the narrative. From the very beginning of the performance, the audience becomes an observer of a laboratory that remains unaware of its own observation.<\/p>\n