Art 109: Visual Dialogue

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The Day After The Election

My soundscape is a collection of clips from throughout my day, the day after the election. I wanted to highlight the feeling of going through the motions and numbness after the election through this project.

The sound of Printomatic Camera

The Kodak Printomatic camera has a cool, retro vibe with its sounds that make taking pictures even more fun. When you press the shutter, it makes a satisfying click, like old-school cameras, which feels super nostalgic. Then, as it prints,… Continue Reading →

Towing with the Boat

I chose this audio from a video of me surfing behind my boat. I find surfing to feel almost like an art form, creating patterns and movement on the wave as you woud a canvas, creating a physical peice of… Continue Reading →

Ice Tools – Soundscape

I chose direct audio from ice climbing on Mt. Baker. I feel that time is slowest and I am most in the moment on technical climbs. In these moments there is nothing else to focus on or think about except… Continue Reading →

Junebug

This cat is not mine, but she has found a way to weasel herself into my daily life nonetheless. These are the sounds of the interactions between Junebug and I.

Distortion

For our soundscape assignment, I have chosen to record a distorted soundscape with a phaser. I went to my friend’s house and recorded him playing his guitar and then added a phaser to heighten the noise. This audio clip captures… Continue Reading →

Childhood

Sharpening Pencils

I am an art education major, and I have started creating lesson plans which is actually very stressful, but I have been finding the pre-lesson plan experience to be very stress relieving. Here I am listening to “Young Hearts Run… Continue Reading →

Waking Up to the Sounds of Breakfast, feat. The Carpenters

Meat and Potatoes

This soundscape is a mashup of audio from several sources, including My Chemical Romance’s “Helena,” the distressed calls of a lamb, a thunderstorm, a Wendy’s advertisement, and Black Hill’s “Hotu Mato’a (Silent Island).” The cover image is a mixed-up photo… Continue Reading →

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