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Mark Booth & Deidre Huckabay - THAT ALLOW THE LOWEST LAYER THROUGH

from Ten x Ten 2017 by Various Artists

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In THAT ALLOW THE LOWEST LAYER THROUGH, the flute is an ear for
listening, an eye for seeing, or a mouth for speaking with an other voice. Huckabay and Booth explore the ute as a resonant chamber, or “room”, that modulates sound and light. In their collaborative composition, the
flute is prepared with an internal loudspeaker wired to a computer. The signal is muted, altered, modied, and controlled by the flute's various possible openings. The screenprint is adapted from a photograph created by inserting a roll of 35mm color film into the bass flute and exposing it to light by opening and closing the keys.

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from Ten x Ten 2017, released September 9, 2017

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