Earth Moon Earth | Katie Paterson

E.M.E on Katie Paterson’s website

E.M.E (Earth-Moon-Earth) is a form of radio transmission whereby messages are sent in Morse code from earth, reflected from the surface of the moon, and then received back on earth. The moon reflects only part of the information back – some is absorbed in its shadows, ‘lost’ in its craters.

For this work, Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata has been translated into Morse code and sent to the moon via E.M.E. Returning to earth ‘fragmented’ by the moon’s surface, it has been re-translated into a new score, the gaps and absences becoming intervals and rests. In the exhibition space the new ‘moon–altered’ score plays on a Disklavier grand piano.

6th–13th June 2007, Slade School of Fine Art

2 April – 1 June 2008, Modern Art Oxford, Encounters Katie Paterson

For more information on this and other words see Katie’s website.

Vatnajökull (the sound of) | Katie Paterson

Vatnajokull (the sound of) on Katie’s website

An underwater microphone lead into Jökulsárlón lagoon – an outlet glacial lagoon of Vatnajökull, filled with icebergs – connected to an amplifier, and a mobile-phone, which created a live phone line to the glacier. The number +44(0)7757001122 could be called from any telephone in the world, the listener put through to Vatnajökull. A white neon sign of the phone number hung in the gallery space.

6th–13th June 2007, Slade School of Fine Art

2 April – 1 June 2008, Modern Art Oxford, Encounters Katie Paterson

For more information on this and other words see Katie’s website.

Round | Sam Belinfante

Round
Four Independently looping DVDs

First exhibited at Trace, Slade Research Centre, May 2007

Sam graduated from the Slade MA in 2008. Degree show website.
For more information on this and other works please see sambelinfante.com.

Aftertrace | Georgia Chatzivasileiadi

These are a series of videos documenting research by Chatzivasileiadi.
This body of work was completed between 2004 and 2006.

Research Processes

Interaction with Audience

Chatzivasileiadi completed her MFA at the Slade in 2006. Degree show website.

Human Conducted TV Apparatus | Georgia Chatzivasileiadi