Audio and Sound Installation from University of Brighton

Two of this year’s University of Brighton graduates will be presenting work as part of this year’s Brighton Digital Festival in an exhibition titled ‘Exploring Boundaries’ curated by Digital Music and Sound Arts in partnership with Our Future City.

Date: Mon 1 Oct - 6 Oct 2018

Venue: The Basement, 24 Kensington Street, Brighton, BN1 4AJ

Tickets: Free entry

Merging the physical experience of sound with the digital realm, Exploring Boundaries brings two works by UK-based artists PJ Davy (UK) and Jeph Vanger (UK/GR) to this year’s Brighton Digital Festival.

Vanger’s s ‘Sφera’ is a multi-channel sonic environment where the physical presence of sound and the ongoing engagement become the priority. The piece pays tribute to the mournful sound of the Foghorn, using original recordings from the Foghorn Requiem (2013) field performance in which more than 50 ships gathered on the North Sea (UK) to perform an ambitious musical score.

PJ Davy’s ‘Heads in The Cloud 2.0’ is a multi-channel, sound and light installation concerning the digitisation of our lives through the internet. Heads in The Cloud presents a physical, human experience to reflect on our relationship with technology and each other, in an increasingly digitised world.

Programme

Sφera | 1-2 Oct 2018, 12-5pm and 3 Oct 12-3.00pm
Artist Talk: 1st Oct, 2pm

Heads in The Cloud 2.0 | 4-5 Oct 2018, 12-5pm and 6 Oct 12-3pm
Artist Talk: Please note the artist talk due to take place at 2pm has now been cancelled, however, PJ Davy will be available if you have any questions.

Please note that the facilities can be only accessed through stairs

Poster and Banner Design: Jedd Winterburn

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