Dah Eum
UNA LEE
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Wood and stone were some of the first materials that man used to create architectural structures to protect himself from the rigors of weather, in particular from manifestations of pouring water like rain, snow and hail.
For this release, Impulsive Habitat curator David Vélez invited sound artist and composer Una Lee to acoustically explore the concept of friction and contact working with wood, stone and water as resonating matter. Using the recordings derived from this exploration, Una Lee composed 'Dah Eum' (reach/touch on Korean) a work where friction and contact are thrivingly articulated and explored though repetition, rhythm and movement. |
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COPYLEFT:
artwork/cover design:
©2013 Una Lee
©2013 David Vélez
music:
©2013 Una Lee
©2013 Impulsive Habitat
This work is licensed under a BY-NC-SA 3.0
Creative
Commons License.
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