As harmonic fields often do, light researcher/synth wizard Ben Warfield and designer/sonic performance extraordinaire Joel Evey have combined their creative energy into a new project: a glowing electronic music nucleus with elements of new age, ambient, noise and experimental electronic. This stylized synthesizer duo seek to revisit and reinterpret the utopian and cosmic themes of the golden era of new age music in a post-contemporary context with a ritualized flair. Projections will be shown.
MSHR:
MSHR is a collaborative project by Birch Cooper and Brenna Murphy. The duo produces installations, sculptures and ritualistic performances that place the human body into a dynamic relationship with sound and light, generating expanded sensory experiences. MSHR’s live performances currently revolve around a unique system of light-audio feedback that employs hand made synthesizers and sculptural interfaces. The duo insert themselves into the system, sitting in the center of the array and steering the feedback patterns by shifting sculptural sensors. MSHR emerged from the 5 person art collective Oregon Painting Society in 2011.
