This track is a sonification of bacteria grown by Holy Dust. Dust collected at Sydney Cathedral was grown in a petri dish on Agar Jelly in a Molecular Biology Lab. The resulting bacteria was sonified using a program built by Peter Zinovieff. I then highlighted elements of the sonification to enhance the sonic texture. To be played in loop, and listened to whilst kneeling on the floor with eyes closed.

Sound made from Bacteria grown from Dust collected in Holy Places: Sydney Cathedral

This track is a sonification of bacteria grown by Holy Dust. Dust collected at Evergreen Taoist Church in Sydney was grown in a petri dish on Agar Jelly in a Molecular Biology Lab. The resulting bacteria was sonified using a program built by Peter Zinovieff. I then highlighted elements of the sonification to enhance the sonic texture. To be played in loop, and listened to whilst kneeling on the floor with eyes closed.

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Sound made from Bacteria grown from Dust collected in Holy Places: Evergreen Taoist Church

This track is a sonification of bacteria grown by Holy Dust. Dust collected at Newtown Emerging Church l was grown in a petri dish on Agar Jelly in a Molecular Biology Lab. The resulting bacteria was sonified using a program built by Peter Zinovieff. I then highlighted elements of the sonification to enhance the sonic texture. To be played in loop, and listened to whilst kneeling on the floor with eyes closed.

Sound made from Bacteria grown from Dust collected in Holy Places: Newtown Emerging

This track is a sonification of bacteria grown by Holy Dust. Dust collected at Emanuel Synagogue in Sydney was grown in a petri dish on Agar Jelly in a Molecular Biology Lab. The resulting bacteria was sonified using a program built by Peter Zinovieff. I then highlighted elements of the sonification to enhance the sonic texture. To be played in loop, and listened to whilst kneeling on the floor with eyes closed.

Sound made from Bacteria grown from Dust collected in Holy Places: Emanuel Synagogue

This track is a sonification of bacteria grown by Holy Dust. Dust collected at Newtown Buddhist Center in Sydney was grown in a petri dish on Agar Jelly in a Molecular Biology Lab. The resulting bacteria was sonified using a program built by Peter Zinovieff. I then highlighted elements of the sonification to enhance the sonic texture. To be played in loop, and listened to whilst kneeling on the floor with eyes closed.

Sound made from Dust grown from Bacteria collected in Holy Places: Newtown Buddhist

Performance of my Graphic Score Sydney Cathedral Choral Vespers Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. By Eneksis Vocal Ensemble, directed by Michael McCarthy, at Drawn From Sound, Perth, April 11th 2013.

The score is made from dust, collected in Sydney Cathedral and scattered onto an overhead projector. Over a period of 300 or so hours I traced the shadow with the smallest ink nib. The resulting "Map of the Infinite" was one of twelve scores made from dust collected in sanctified places. All of the scores are to be sung by human voice.

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Performance of Score: Sydney Cathedral Choral Vespers Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament

Soundscape recorded at a charnel ground waste dumps in the jungle, south Bali - a 'nexus point' of the Anthropocene. Includes a passing cremation procession. To be played on repeat, through a speaker hidden in a place that represents the intersections of society and the systems of Earth.

Here in the Anthropocene Time is Cyclical

Soundscape recorded at a charnel ground waste dumps in the jungle, south Bali - a 'nexus point' of the Anthropocene. To be played on repeat, through a speaker hidden in a place that represents the intersections of society and the systems of Earth.

Here In The Anthropocene Time Is Cyclical (part two)

The Physical Impossibility of Prehistory in the Car of Someone Living

This track is a sonification of bacteria grown by Holy Dust. Dust collected at St Vladimir's Russian Orthodox Church in Sydney was grown in a petri dish on Agar Jelly in a Molecular Biology Lab. The resulting bacteria was sonified using a program built by Peter Zinovieff. I then highlighted elements of the sonification to enhance the sonic texture. To be played in loop, and listened to whilst kneeling on the floor with eyes closed.

Sound made from Bacteria grown from Dust collected in Holy Places: St Vladimir's Russian Orthodox

Artist and Researcher exploring the potential for sonic languages to transcribe human and more-than-human planetary relationships.

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