https://pascalsavy.bandcamp.com/album/colour-fields

Originally released on Audio. Visuals. Atmosphere. https://audiovisualsatmosphere.com October 5th, 2018 (AVA62, C57, Edition of 55). 

From the original press release: 

A manifold of hypnagogic frames balancing wind, wave and star. Symmetric pearl timbres touch the seams of the three-dimensional world. 

Volcanic sound transcending its temporal limits, only to be found at the rim of the pyramid. As the wheel turns the balance is attached to the crescentic stone and snow-covered ridges. Sustained pitches acknowledge the spectral phenomena carved in chroma rooms. The mesa of the moon drains diffused energy as pastoral currents break the ocean’s vector.

Colour Fields

A Solarised Vortex

Wildlife

A city with halo shines

listen elsewhere here!

harbour

a voicemail was received a 2:23 am

I like the rain It keeps me company
the leaves rot and the trees begin to wilt 
Im reminds of the cold
the rain doesn't feel like a friend anymore

your son

conversation

"George Chua’s “Evidence of Things Not Seen” has personally been a favorite album of mine for about a decade. In 2006 the title was self released by the Singapore based artist on a limited run of CDR’s and made available for direct download on his website, which is how I obtained it. I remember there was something immediately unique about the 4 pieces; specifically off the first take “Gloria”, that it felt more like the document of a living organism, rather than a piece of music. As you accrue more listens of course your pattern recognition starts to formulate and separate the musical signatures; but the piece still maintains that effervescent living form that moves without you but wills you to follow it. This past year I felt compelled to link friends into the album, however, I couldn't find any digital copy online, and moreover hardly any information on it. This startled me a bit and I got to work- By way of Social Media I was able to get in contact with George (Thanks to friends at Kitchen Label) and he happily agreed to present the album digitally with Anòmia, thus making it accessible to those who missed it the first time around." 
—David Sutton 

More info: anomia.info

Recorded between 2003–2004 using the Plogue Bidule software.

Evidence Of Things Not Seen

ANM043 George Chua — Gloria

From Sonja Tofik and Mar-llena's collaborative LP release 'Vilar i dina spår', released on LP in May 2018
@moonilena

Vilar i dina spår

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Mar-llena - Monrepos

Six-channel sound installation for "hibernatemode" by Su Yu Hsin. Fenko Catalysis Chamber, Taipei, Taiwan, 2019

Project Details: aloisyang.com/hibernatemode
Su Yu Hsin: www.suyuhsin.net

“ But the sleep of a hibernate object would instead be a state of perfect sleep, in which an entity would be real but simply without relation.”

Aiôn is a Hellenistic deity associated with time, ex. season, breath, sleep (dream) etc, even Deleuze describes Cinematic time as aiôn which stretches out to become an intangible past and future, or Chronos (Chr), the ever-present that expresses only the here and now. In Geology, aiôn uses for eternity time which could also refer to four aiôns that make up the earth’s history. Aiôn is defined in Astronomy as Trillion years. Thus, we could say hibernatemode is in aiôn where an entity breaks relation with outside.

Su Yu Hsin composes essay film through philosophical and scientific approach to overlap and juxtaposition image with events, ex. Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011. Australian scientists’ microscopic investigation of antarctic moss reveals atmospheric record of Earth in its layer of cells. She uses found footage, data and facts to visualize relational geographic analysis. Hibernatemode comprised of 2- channel video and six channel sound installation. She collaborates with Sound artist Aloïs Yang to constructed nature in exhibition space.

Hibernatemode(Exhibition Soundscape Excerpt To Stereo)

Tracklist:  https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000dzpz

"Meditative improvisations, trance-like vocals, field recording works and soundscapes selected by the Chinese born sound artist Li Yilei. As the child of a Buddhist nun Yilei is familiar with the concepts of emptiness and impermanence which seeps into her own music. This playlist features tracks from her debut album Unabled Form alongside the sound of a purring tiger, a track from a notable compilation called Japanese Ambient, Environmental & New Age Music 1980-1990 and a piece by the revered Japanese sound artist Akio Suzuki."

BBC 6 Freak Zone Playlist 20/01/2020

I'm painter,woodcut print artist in Japan.
i love all about art ,music culture all around the world 
and compose music with my art work
for peace all of the world and the people.
I wish NO WEAPON, NO NUKES, NO WAR
And SAVE the EARTH

Toshiteru Okamoto: Art that Explores the Coexistence of Nature and People"

Toshiteru Okamoto, also known as Mochian Okamoto, is a Japanese artist who creates art focused on the coexistence of nature and people. He has established a unique style that is simple yet has depth, and his works span across various fields.

Okamoto became fascinated with art when he was a child. He was inspired by the works of famous painters and decided to become an artist himself. He has since tried his hand at various art forms, including photography, sculpture, oil painting, printmaking, and music.

He creates works focused on the coexistence of nature and people. His works carry messages that people can learn from nature. He captures light, shadow, color, and scenery from nature to express the coexistence of nature and people. His works evoke the sense that nature and people are harmoniously coexisting.

His works also carry deep messages, despite their simplicity. Through his works, he explores the relationship between nature and people and the sense of beauty that people possess, leading to a reflection on the true meaning of beauty.

Okamoto holds exhibitions worldwide and displays his works online on platforms such as Instagram and 500px. His works have gained widespread recognition from people all over the world.

Through Okamoto's works, we can contemplate the coexistence of nature and people and the sense of beauty that we possess, and experience a deep sense of  emotin.