Holy Waters

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The theme of water as a rite of passage in which human and artificial dive in a flow of distortions, resonances and reflection to reemerge as an organic reality, part of the whole, a link; this is a sacred well in the land of analogue and digital, a representation of the point of contact between two worlds.

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This is the second exhibition of the project “Holy Waters” that I am carrying on with the artist and sound designer Giorgio Sandrone.
During the festival NaturArte, as the entry piece of the entire show, the installation is set up in a 8x37m long hall where each totems is placed in the space for the public to freely interact with them. Through the touch of the water a sensor was triggered, playing a specific sound and frequency, on the water itself and in the quadraphonic sound system in the room. The five totems had a short melody each, allowing the audience to compose a proper music piece.
This is an ongoing research project that is evolving and adapting based on the space and the environment in which it is shown.

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