FULL STORY: www.haiart.net/read.php?id=9846241

Sonic Boat Journey - "Stones- For Pyhäjoki" by Ryoko Akama (JP)
www.ryokoakama.com/

Hai Art in the frame of Case Pyhäjoki invited the artist to share her experience as a Fukushima victim in the context of Pyhäjoki nuclear power plant plans.
www.casepyhajoki.info

Ryoko Akama wrote a musical score for the sonic journey from Hailuoto to Pyhäjoki. She collected 8 stones, 2 from Fukushima, 2 from Marumori, 2 from Hailuoto and 2 from Pyhäjoki. The Sonic Boat Journey turned radiation data via a handmade geiger counter and geographical score of the Fukushima disaster into a score was performed by AGF and Ryoko on the Bothnian Bay/ Finland.

The piece was recorded on site @Hanhikivi Cape where the nuclear power plant is planned.

We support Pro-Hanhikivi in their resistance against the project, especially after investigating all angles around the Fennovoima plans.
www.facebook.com/prohanhikivi

Sonic Boat Journey Hailuoto - Pyhäjoki

A recording of the Sound Map Hailuoto APP, includes field recordings of the island, extract from Hai Art artworks and a burring cat.

SOUND MAP APP - HAILUOTO - 2013
made by Hai Art with Juan Duarte Regino and the local school children
http://www.haiart.net/read.php?id=3482114

App for iPad
https://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=767335145&mt=8
http://www.haiart.net/read.php?id=6731848



Sound Map Hailuoto - pure recording

approx 7 children (7-13) and 3 adults scream in the Organum
Organum Blog: http://hailuotoorganum.tumblr.com/

Sometimes all you can do is scream: Organum Scream Kids (100914)

recording of hunters plates, dried wood and children screaming
composed with SAMPLR

OUTDOOR LAB Sept 2014
https://www.facebook.com/HaiArt.Hailuoto

Field: KaatoPaikka

To the Lighthouse

To the Lighthouse is a live sound intervention by Hai Art / SOCCOS Artist in Residence Lukatoyboy, especially prepared for the lighthouse in Marjaniemi and staged for the International Lighthouse Heritage Weekend.

Although the lighthouse is a famous landmark in Hailuoto, there is another element which might not have the same visual, historical, and architectural value, but has a great influence on the Marjaniemi atmosphere.

Some visitors, who are desperately trying to capture a frame with the lighthouse without it's ugly brother (or sister), are very much aware of it.

The others, who have already spent a lot of years in Marjaniemi, maybe don't even notice it. Listen.

Yes - the radar. Its particular sound governs Marjaniemi nowadays (when the wind turbines are silent) and it's an audible counterpart to the lighthouse.

On Saturday the lighthouse will be filled with sound as well, raising the awareness of a unique soundscape which might be easy to miss for those who are not living in of the Marjaniemi huts.

This way, a duo of the lighthouse and the radar, will have its premiere.

Saturday, 15.8. 14:30

Lukatoyboy - for the Lighthouse Marjaniemi, Hailuoto

Kaiku: Mmmmm (open fire session in koppakota)

Listening, Voice and Sound Making - Exercise @ Onnensaari

Aaaaa, Waves, Hailuoto Sound World, Ferry, Mosquitos 
made by 14 preschool children in Hailuoto/ Finland

Sound Choir Recordings in Kindergarten "Onnesaari" MIX
find more details here:
http://haiart.net/read.php?id=7880898

We discuss the sound world in Hailuoto and imitate the sounds.

We also studied our recordings in the sound editor and discussed the shape of the sound waves, we made small loops.

Aaaaa, Aallot, Hailuoto äänimaailmaa, Lauta, Hyttyset

a pure recording of the sound room during rain (unedited) in Summer 2012

The Sound Room in Marjaniemi exhibits a site specific sonic installation by Carsten Stabenow opened during the conference "Wind As Context" (May 2012) experiments with the Sonification of the environment.
http://www.haiart.net/edit.php?id=6511663&group=article

The Sound Room can be visited daily 9am - 9pm in Marjaniemi, more info at Tourist Information. Ask us to give you a guided experience 24 hours in advance info@haiart.net 

Summer Rain In The Sound Room - July 2012

August 7th 2012, a group from Oulu Karjasillan Seurakunta visited the Sound Room and we "yoiked" a collective hum along the environment playing the installation.

More here: http://haiart.net/edit.php?id=7889913&group=event


Hai Art - http://haiart.net/ 
International platform for experiemental arts
in Hailuoto / Finland


Sound Room - collective hai-yoik with visitors

The recording was made 7th of August in the Sound Room (silenced) a group of visitors imitating wind. Very subtle very beautiful and in the end you can hear the real wind join in.

:)

more info: http://haiart.net/edit.php?id=7889913&group=event

Sound Room - collective wind joined by real wind

Sanna Ilmola-Ranta (Hailuoto), farmer, mother and artisan who plays violin time to time proposed this project to Hai Art. She felt she would like to play the strings of the Sound Room with her bow. We took some time one afternoon and recorded that experiment.

This is a first edit of the material, we are intending to work more with it, possible make a video too. And compose a complexer piece out of it.

This recording is only sparsely edited. 

About the Sound Room in Marjaniemi/ Hailuoto
http://www.haiart.net/read.php?id=6511663


Bow on Sound Room Strings

"Impulse - Prepared Sound Room" is an installation with motors and solenoids. Similar to an electroacoustic treatment like the "prepared piano" the 2012 Sound Room installation "tilt/ line" by Carsten Stabenow is expanded with small sounding objects which are animated by tiny engines. Prepared engines and pressure & push magnets are installed in the room and add layers to the existing Sonification. The objects are controlled and composed via  an electronic interface based on the open-source operating environment Arduino. (www.arduino.cc)

Anja Erdmann is a German media artist currently finishing her master at Bauhaus-University Weimar. Her installations involve sound, light, code and movement.

the process: http://www.haiart.net/read.php?id=4241190
Hai Art: www.haiart.net / info@haiart.net / + 358 400 488280

Sound Room 2013 by Anja Erdmann (excerpt 1)

Hai Art is an experimental art platform in Hailuoto / Finland with emphasis on sound, digital media, participatory, ecological and interdisciplinary art forms.

Kaiku: The Hailuoto Sound Choir (Hailuoto / island in northern Finland) recreates the sounds of the island with vocal tools and learns a program of pieces composed or curated by Antye Greie. The pieces are specifically curated and written for this choir. Performances will be recorded and archived in a blog. The program is open to everybody. No singing skills required.

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