Echosounder - Project Test Recording 1 – Mick O’Dea Henrietta St
Eugene Boyle - MA in Creative Media - IT Tralee 2014-15
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15.01.09 Henrietta St First Cut Mp3
Summary 
A short discussion with artist Mick O'Dea from his studio in Henrietta Street, the earliest example of Georgian Architecture in Dublin, Ireland. First laid out by Luke Gardiner between 1720-1750, this elegant architecture became model form through which Dublin’s Georgian built typologies evolved. 

From mid - late 18C this street was home to the political and social elites but laterly in the mid 20C, many of the houses fell into a slum incarnation. Despite this pattern of use which left its mark on the street, the majority of the original 13 houses remain intact today. 

O'Dea outlines in this recording, an insight into an unseen narrative of transformation and creativity that has unfolded behind one of doors in this historic street and building.

Inception - Echosounder says hello world.

Echosounder - Exhibition Audio Narrrative - Artefact

This is a short clip from start of the Inside Culture program on RTE Radio, where our work, Rear Mirror is featured. 

Creativity, Culture and a world of Ideas on Inside Culture presented by Fionn Davenport 10pm Mondays RTE Radio 1. Profiles, interviews, features and discussion with emerging and established Irish and International people in the creative and cultural sectors.     

"We hear from one of the many sound installations which were in Kilfinane (International Audio Festival) over the weekend. Rear Mirror is a car - apparently abandoned - in the centre of the village. People sit in and close the doors and hear audio work by Eugene Boyle and Rodrigo Crenier."

  


Background to Hearsay International Audio Festival 2017
Eugene Boyle has contributed work to this festival on 2015 and 2017. These have been independent of the award streams and site specific works. This year he collaborated with Rodrigo Crenier in the creation of Rear Mirror - Seeing through the danger.

Kilfinane is a mountain village in Limerick that hosted three days and nights of the HearSay Audio Festival. The village was taken over by the world’s finest audio makers. There were 90 events mounted across 19 venues around the village.

Hearsay fosters collaboration & imagination, compelling insights, creative challenges, unique experiences for audio artists and producers to participate in, attend and experience.

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