I stepped over a lead and set off Invisible Sounds, part of an immersive sculpture by Guillaume Zenses, as soon as I wandered into the Middlesex Sonic Arts space.
Next door Matthew Ollivier demonstrated his Loud Painting in a Quiet Space – great spouts of coloured paint pumping inside vertical tubes to create abstract paper art that was strung along the wall behind.
Martha Winther created a large scale kaleidoscopic aural sculpture.
A glass head with projections by Francesca Ross from the Fine Art course. I can’t in all honesty remember it’s sonic component but I liked the visuals!
Delfin Ortiz Djian‘s 16 Mirrors distorted beams of light.
A Sonic Tennis table by Mantas Kazla was getting plenty of use on my visit.
Sadly this was the last ever show from the Middlesex Sonic Arts department, an unfortunate victim of the cuts. What a shame, because these multidisciplinary pieces have so many interesting interactive applications.
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