Name: Performance radiophonique de P-Node à Berlin by AuFilDeLaBO in π
Duration: 1 min 18 s
Description: Extrait d'une performance de P-Node à Berlin : lecture du texte généré par un logiciel de reconnaissance vocale branché au flux radio.

Short segment taken from: The Infra-Quark Universe based on Felix Guattari's script for a science fiction film for Hollywood. (1980'ies).

Guattari's Radio Screenplay for The Infra-Quark Universe

Extrait d'une performance de P-Node à Berlin : lecture du texte généré par un logiciel de reconnaissance vocale branché au flux radio.

Performance radiophonique de P-Node à Berlin

Arnaud Rivière & Mat Pogo : Sunday Morning Live at π-node radio (Berlin - jan.14)


2min 35 (2014) 
Sound installation made with radios. 
A limited edition of vinyl records, and stickers were also produced for the occasion. 

In the 1950s and 60s a scientific report compiled by the record industry stated that teenagers, due to their very short attention span, were unable to listen to a piece of music that lasted more than 2 minutes 50 seconds. This is perhaps one of the reasons that rock’n’roll and pop songs from that period only last around 2 minutes 35. 
In 1967 Sylvie Vartan sung the song “2 minutes 35 de bonheur” (‘ 2 Minutes 35 of pleasure‘) 
With this in mind we decided to make life - and listening to music - easier for the ageing adolescents of yesteryear. We sampled hits from the 1960s and 1970S, some are easy to recognise, others not. We then played these loops on radios and ghettoblasters in different places around Paris. Whilst the loops were being played DinahBird, in the manner of a radio continuity announcer, filled in the pauses and described what she saw going on around her. 

We call them : Pop Field Recordings.


2min 35, was commissioned for the group exhibition “Reformer le Monde Visible” au centre d’art Le 116 in Montreuil, Greater Paris. 

Curator : Marlène Rigler
Sticker artwork : Coraline Janvier. 
