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RAW​[​0​.​4​,​y​,​0​.​75] Transparencies

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    Featuring work by a group of 7 international artists, poets, scientists and designers, the record offers a look at the concept of Transparency from a variety of cultural, creative and scientific perspectives.

    Track list:

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    001 Fritz Laszlo Weber: Creating the balance without a key
    002 Louise Vind Nielsen: The music stops, and now... what's that?
    003 Patrick Cruz: Frisson

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    004 Jasmina Al-Qaisa: Applied tactics of self-absolution
    005 Sam Conran: Gann
    006 Nicolás Gravel: Así es la life

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    Curated and released by Research and Waves in collaboration with Nicolás Rosero and Carlos Pablo Villamizar.
    Cover art by Galina Kruzhilina
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    released April 26, 2019

    Jasmina Al-Qaisi, Sam Conran, Patrick Cruz, Nicolas Gravel, Louise Vind Nielsen, Fritz Laszlo Weber

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Louise Vind Nielsen - The music stops, and now... what's that? 05:12
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For “Research and Waves” Louise Vind Nielsen contributes this new sound piece; “The music stops, and now… What’s that?” which allows us to listen with external ears. Three human beings are exposed to a composition of abstract synthesizer music and sounds. Using only voice or language they imitate and describe what they hear. The piece “tickles” us in the place in which the limits of language plays tricks on us and where the boundaries of the human voice starts restraining expression rather than conveying it. “The music stops, and now… What’s that?” gives us a dubious insight into how we listen, perceive, understand and transmit the sounds we hear. “Dubious” in this case pointing towards the impossibility of a universal, objective and transparent understanding of the process. In her essay “Aural intimacy” Salome Voegelin speaks of “sonic doubt” and Pauline Oliveros states that “listening is very close to what we call consciousness”. As with the human voice and language, the process of listening can’t seem to escape the “pollution” of the unconscious, causing transparency only be be transparent at a given moment in time. “The music stops, and now… What’s that?” is based on Nielsens performance “Human Amplifier”, in which her live concert solely amplified and heard through the voices of a number of performers taking over the role of loudspeakers.



Louise Vind Nielsen (b. 1984, Denmark) is a Hamburg-based conceptual sound, performance and visual artist. Her body of work deals with the interrelations between human and machine in a diverse artistic practise between poetry and social engagement, examining complex themes often with an obscure and humorous approach. In this way she performs as "Umuligt Instrument" becoming 50% human 50% woman, 50% drum machine with help of a specially designed suit. Her Hamburg-based project "Radikal Unsichtbar - Centre for Collective Learning and Radical Listening" aims to explore a language of listening through workshops, writings and performances. Louise holds a degree from the Det Jyske Kunstakademi - Diplom (MFA) from 2013 studied at Hochschule fur Bildende Künste Hamburg (2011-12).

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released April 26, 2019

Jasmina Al-Qaisi, Sam Conran, Patrick Cruz, Nicolas Gravel, Louise Vind Nielsen, Fritz Laszlo Weber

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Louise Vind Nielsen Hamburg, Germany

(b. 1984 in Denmark)
independent performance-, sound- and visual artist and activist, based in Gängeviertel, Hamburg. Curating "Radical Unsichtbar - Centre for collective learning and radical listening" in Hamburg 2015-16.
Composer for Theater Bremen 2014-16. Initiator of “The Temporary Radio for Fresh Air and a World with less Walls”, Århus 2013. Performing as "Umuligt Instrument" since 2010. ... more

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