4 april 2006
Sound is not simply heard-but physically felt. With this in mind and wanting to be able to utilize the full spectrum of the term best suits the intended output of the research.
Sound-dealing with the interior and exterior. If one regards the interior as the [headspace], and the exterior as everything else the art/the other viewers/ etc. the creator has limited control. The question that arises is do you need the visual? Because people are used to looking before hearing when it comes to art within a certain context: what then becomes of the visual sense?
Sound is not simply heard-but physically felt. With this in mind and wanting to be able to utilize the full spectrum of the term best suits the intended output of the research.
Sound-dealing with the interior and exterior. If one regards the interior as the [headspace], and the exterior as everything else the art/the other viewers/ etc. the creator has limited control. The question that arises is do you need the visual? Because people are used to looking before hearing when it comes to art within a certain context: what then becomes of the visual sense?
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