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Opening Closed
Loops utilizes both sound gathering and emission to
produce electronic and acoustic feedback. Repeated
transmissions of "silence" are generated by and fed into
multiple two-way radios, whose signals may or may not be
routed through analog synthesizer modules. The combination
of intercepted and jammed radio transmissions gradually
yield distorted sound fields that evoke sounds excluded
from the narrow parameters of listenability established
for voice based transceiving. The title refers to the
"closed loop" that normal communications operate within;
the aim of the work is to gradually build layers of
feedback that push through a closed communications system
to a more abstract, chaotic, and poetic acoustic space. Excerpt Images: Opening Closed Loops, 2009 |