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I've moved beyond this now, but for process sake, here's a step in the new direction for my musical synesthesia posters that will go in the book.
Probably the only Synesthetic interpretation of a Muse song in jewellery form you'll see all week...sound shows me the way.
Sagi Groner
Israel/Netherlands, b. 1971, lives and works in Amsterdam
Sagi Groner works with various media, predominantly with video and installations, and investigates the back stage of media and war. He attempts to deconstruct cultural fallacies and questions necessary delusions.
Liso Armonium
1999 / 2008, sound installation
The Liso Armonium is a mechanical instrument for distributing sound to multiple speakers. Two revolving switches relay the sound to the different speakers and also 'chop' the sound in time and space, as the Greek word 'liso', meaning 'cut', implies. A unique sound piece will be made for the space using a site specific arrangement of speakers, creating an acousmatic composition.
This is pretty much how I see California in my mind's eye, except I picture it as part of the US map rather than as an isolated state.
This i roughly how i view the week in my head. It doesn't appear specifically anywhere spatially, except depending on where in the week we are, the angle at which i view it tilts. So If it's Tuesday, that part of the circle tilts up.
Keyboard-driven Prog Rock outfit Kyros (nee Synesthesia) led by vocalist & multi-instrumentalist Shelby Logan Warne (nee Adam Warne) took the audience in Cambridge by storm with a great set drawn from their four albums so far. The power-house rhythm section of Peter Episcopo on bass and the incredible Robin Johnson on ferocious drums and percussion drove the show along at a frenetic pace demonstrating just how tight this band are now as Joey Frevola added fluid guitar over the top. The infamous acoustics at the Portland did them no favours, sadly, with the keyboard lines and guitar licks barely audible at times. Still an enjoyable return to full-on live gigs!