Through sound, images, and words, Wingel Mendoza was exploring temporal memory during his residency at Pavilosta Artist in Residency (PAIR). He was developing various works, including collecting data from scenes in Pavilosta to create an interactive sound sculpture that the audience can engage with as a temporal instrument.

Additionally, he was developing a performance aimed at manipulating these memories in real-time by stretching, shrinking, and altering the meaning of the media sources.

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Temporal Mantra

My personal interest like a composer and Sound Artist is to expand the context of sound building my own analogue or digital instruments or using external sources like electronic means (live electronics, video, space, image and movement) and also, the interaction with other arts such as dance and/or Theatre, in order to create new possibilities and new ways of perception for the audience. As an Improviser, wingel looks for different devices as a source of sound, from analog to digital and programming, such as; tape recordings, tape loops, toys, DJ turntables and Supercollider for audio Synthesis. Moreover, he had improvised for different theatres and dance companies. In addition, he had improvised as a soloist and with different ensembles.