Sound Installation | Vertical Resonance Fields 

Location: Stairwell

Welcome to the opening on the  25th of january at  15:00-17:00 

Vertical Resonance Fields is a multi-channel sound installation for loudspeakers and singing bowls, conceived specifically for stairwells. The sound of the singing bowls activates the space and guides the sound up and down between the floors, allowing the listener to experience the architecture in a new way. The work invites deep listening and presence. During the exhibition period, the installation will be activated with live performances at the following times:

- Sunday  25th of January  at 15:00-15:30 

- Friday  23rd of January at 15:00-15:30 

- Sunday  1st of Febuary at 15:00-15:30 

- Sunday  8th of Febuary at 15:00-15:30 

The piece was supported by KODA Kultur and the OpenDays Festival.

Jesper Pedersen is a composer, sound artist, and educator who specializes in synthesizers, electronic media, and experimental music. He teaches new media composition at the Iceland University of the Arts and has presented his work widely, both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other artists. His works explore the relationship between technology, space, and perception, creating unique sonic experiences for audiences.

This multi-channel sound installation is part of  Dark Music Days.
 

Further information:

Guðrún Elísa Ragnarsdóttir, project manager
gudrun.elisa.ragnarsdottir@reykjavik.is | 411 6145