Composition: Marcin Pietruszewski
 
Libretto: Katrina Burch (aka Yoneda Lemma), 
Helen Hester and Virginia Barrett
 
Speech synthesis design: Marcin Pietruszewski in collaboration with Phonetic Sciences (University of Amsterdam) and The Centre for Speech Technology Research (Edinburgh University)
 
The composition has been commissioned by Deutschlandradio Kultur - Hörspiel and CTM. Production supported by  Adam Mickiewicz Institute through "Polish Culture Abroad" grant and Edinburgh College of Art Research Fund. 

(dia)grammatology of space - excitation pattern 00

Everything going wrong at the same time.
Vultures ascend over digital scree wi’in sight of garbage dump.
Opportunistic loops-not-loops hack into your credit card but it’s fine.
Like the batteries in a synthesizer about to die, but it was broken anyway, so <kein Ahnung>, duckie.
Diagrams of ascent/descent, planes over Heathrow/Tegel/JFK/other airports are available.
Organisms, microscopic, enlarged, burrow, through, telephone, cables, even, now.
The iterative combat of every day life and other over-dramatic crescendos.
How it feels to be interrogated, and maybe you like to be interrogated, and maybe that is okay too.
Endless pantomime of analogue collapsing/machinery bimbedying around.
Sound of eleven sugar-fuelled children bouncing on a bouncy castle with no adults supervising.
End.

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Image courtesy Diann Bauer

https://www.ica.org.uk/whats-on/technology-now-sonic-feminisms-part-ii

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(dia)grammatology of space - excitation pattern 00

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