CENAP

Mersive

Photosynthesis bubbles

From my album 'Upics', available today for preorders on Flag Day Recordings

https://flagdayrecordings.bandcamp.com

Vacuum (UPICS)

6“ Lathecut flexicard of one song by Delphine Dora

Fifth postcard of the series,
this singlesided flexi is playable on most turntables.

19 copies only
comes with one pretty little silver badge

https://mmli.bandcamp.com/album/dilatation

Delphine Dora - Dilatation

Recorder: ZOOM F4  with spaced JrF contact mics

Ice sounds

Heater

Endlesss Sketch 021123

Equal parts Soma Lyra-8 and Korg Volca Modular.

Phantom Oscillator - Climbing

Y entre el primer y segundo horizonte el tiempo se detuvo. No observamos ni intervenimos, solo fuimos parte.

Dos Horizontes (2018)
Para dos flautas contrabajas
Mei - Música para flautas

Grabado por Ariel Gato en estudio.ar, Mayo 2018

Dos Horizontes

dos horizontes

Homo Machina is the first work composed as part of the suite Der Industriepalast. The piece is deeply influenced by the work of infographic pioneer, Fritz Kahn (1888-1968). Kahn’s most pivotal work was the life-sized poster “Der Mensch als Industriepalast” (Man as Industrial Palace) of 1926, which this piece is based upon.  Such is the inspiration of his work, it has influenced children’s anatomy books, comics (e.g. Numskullz) and even movies (e.g. Fantastic Voyage).

The visual crossover between industrialization and science in Fritz Kahn's artwork demonstrates the means by which human nature became culturally encoded by placing the knowledge of the human anatomy within the context of the modern, industrial world. Kahn produced lots of illustrations that drew a direct functional analogy between human physiology and the operation of modern technologies of the times. Therefore, by illustrating the body as a factory, Kahn was able to relate the body’s complex organic interior to the industrialized space so common in society during  the 1920’s.

As the work is intended as an introduction to a far longer suite, it is intended to provide an overview to the sounds that Kahn may have imagined as he was creating his remarkable graphics. It is therefore structured into 6 sections. 

Introduction: 00:00-00:21
Lungs: 00:22-02:03
Heart: 02:04-04:01
Brain: 04:02-06:05
Digestion: 06:05-07:59
Homo Machina : 07:59-10:07

Homo Machina

composer from Buenos Aires living in Berlin

following resonances

dos horizontes

Ángeles Rojas

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