Candy#1

The self control girl(those five minutes)

From water to loop

Subliminal

Zsuzsanna

Vince

Taken from the Collective Identities sound art project December 2011 - Artists' lives and possible obstacles faced by them to become artists.

Worked in collaboration with 10 "emerging" artists who have been interviewed on the matter.
Using interview fragments, each sound piece starts from a logical conversation among artists.
At times, apart from feelings of frustration, hope or uncertainty, some irony is being expressed, and emphasizes the heterogeneous nature of the debates, which are imbued of the various definitions, contradictions and point of views provided by the artists. 
Moreover, as each piece goes on it is interesting to note that some of the artists gain awareness of the meaning of each subject as something they were not aware of before. 
Gradually, the different sounds transform themselves into a mishmash of overlapping voices, loops and noises as a destruction of the original words until the “chaos” becomes overbearing. 

Have a look at http://collective-identities.blogspot.co.uk/

Collective Identities sound art project - Artists' lives and possible obstacles faced by them

Taken from the Collective Identities sound art project december 2011 - Relationship between Art market and artists.

Worked in collaboration with 10 "emerging" artists who have been interviewed on the matter.
Using interview fragments, each sound piece starts from a logical conversation among artists.
At times, apart from feelings of frustration, hope or uncertainty, some irony is being expressed, and emphasizes the heterogeneous nature of the debates, which are imbued of the various definitions, contradictions and point of views provided by the artists. 
Moreover, as each piece goes on it is interesting to note that some of the artists gain awareness of the meaning of each subject as something they were not aware of before. 
Gradually, the different sounds transform themselves into a mishmash of overlapping voices, loops and noises as a destruction of the original words until the “chaos” becomes overbearing. 

Have a look at http://collective-identities.blogspot.co.uk/

Collective Identities sound art project - Relationship between Art market and artists

Taken from the Collective Identities sound art project december 2011 - The term emerging seen as commercial construct.

Worked in collaboration with 10 "emerging" artists who have been interviewed on the matter.
Using interview fragments, each sound piece starts from a logical conversation among artists.
At times, apart from feelings of frustration, hope or uncertainty, some irony is being expressed, and emphasizes the heterogeneous nature of the debates, which are imbued of the various definitions, contradictions and point of views provided by the artists. 
Moreover, as each piece goes on it is interesting to note that some of the artists gain awareness of the meaning of each subject as something they were not aware of before. 
Gradually, the different sounds transform themselves into a mishmash of overlapping voices, loops and noises as a destruction of the original words until the “chaos” becomes overbearing. 

Have a look at http://collective-identities.blogspot.co.uk/

Collective Identities sound art project - The term emerging seen as commercial construct

Taken from the Collective Identities sound art project december 2011 - The meaning of being an emerging artist

Worked in collaboration with 10 "emerging" artists who have been interviewed on the matter.
Using interview fragments, each sound piece starts from a logical conversation among artists.
At times, apart from feelings of frustration, hope or uncertainty, some irony is being expressed, and emphasizes the heterogeneous nature of the debates, which are imbued of the various definitions, contradictions and point of views provided by the artists. 
Moreover, as each piece goes on it is interesting to note that some of the artists gain awareness of the meaning of each subject as something they were not aware of before. 
Gradually, the different sounds transform themselves into a mishmash of overlapping voices, loops and noises as a destruction of the original words until the “chaos” becomes overbearing. 

Have a look at http://collective-identities.blogspot.co.uk/


Giuseppe Scalese