Movement Never Ending

HearThingsHere

Silent bedroom windows glow		
in fluorescent Rothko indigo			
at 2 a.m.					
Lonely TVs painted them			

Edward Hopper streetlights blur	 	
and bore through  icy Yves Klein azure		
at 4 a.m.					
Heavy sleepers painted them			

Dawn burns, Turner yellow, on	
strange districts drowned in celadon
at 6 a.m.
Sleepless flaneurs painted them

Flaneurs

Joyful Music On Hold

Skull King poem by Jeff Gburek piece made collaboratively with Marjorie Van Halteren. A work-in-progress - a performance set, semi-improvisational

Skull King

Black Cross Day

Down by the River where the grass is so green
That's where we lay down to recall where we've been
No more room for anger, no more hatred or dread
Running those last moments of your life through your head
and though they may come with a sense of dis-ease
I hope you find out how to rest now in peace
Down by the river where the sky is so blue
that's where I go now to remember you.
Down by the river, how you loved it there.
That's where your spirit can reflect on despair.
Go on and know now that you lived how you could.
Your lifelong message was of hope and of good.

Down By The River

Boceto de Dial: Performance sonoro visual.
Radio Visual de la Bienal del Mercosur. 2009
Puerto Alegre. Brasil. 

Obra realizada en conjunto con la artista plastica Elisa O'Farrell para Radio Visual de la Bienal del Mercosur en homenaje a 4'33'' de John Cage.

Boceto De Dial - (E. O'farrell - J. Bustos)

Going To Hell -  Soundtrack from "The Lost Lounge" circa 1994

I'm out of range from my shadow, 
The harmony of colour surrounds me, 
I'm out of range from my shadow, 
The dirt where I lay confounds me.

Fiscal Dirt

The background noise are cicadas. It was lovely opportunity to catch a moment after sunset in my open air jungle casita in Costa Rica. 

With you

‘Loving this very much indeed…brilliant stuff’ - BBC Introducing
‘It is an incredible track, sounds like it should be on my favourite movie soundtrack of all time…..Drive’ – BBC Introducing
‘You know what, I like it!’ – Rusty Egan - The Electronic Family Tree
The track was created using Korg Triton, Roland JX3P, Realistic Concertmate, Novation Drum station, Korg MS2000
This video uses 50’s travelogue footage in the style of The Old Grey Whistle Test – if you remember that. Visit youtube to view

European Home

Away, Away,

Sound artist and poet - American, living in the North of France. Member of Muzzix Collective.