December 15, 2011

Lab III: Joanne responds to Chrystene's writings

Joanne read my condensed version of The Big Living (<- link),  the narrative of my experiences around the 'seizure events'  which I posted to the blog after our last collaborators' meeting in October, and came up with something that this whole story seems to be yearning towards: namely, the concept of multiple realities which, in the end, become one inseparable cosmic whole. It was amazing to watch this and see that my 'script-bones' are coming to this same conclusion, and we have even independently come up with many of the same images to describe things.

Big Living/Big Dying is an ASL poem about three worlds. There is so much in  here I would like to draw from! It's giving me tons of ideas already... thanks, Joanne!!

Big Living - Big Dying
by Joanne Weber

Jason's Kaleidocycle Music Demos (so far)

Chrystene thought it would be a good idea to post all of the demos and responses I have created for Kaleidocycle up here on the blog, so here are links to all five pieces that I have written and presented for the project so far. Hope you enjoy them!

"The Falling World" - The original music demo for the Globe Theater application

"Displacement" - A response to the writings Chrystene handed out at the first meeting

"Portal" - A response to Brendan's drawings and model

"Negative Space" - A response to Berny's film "Images Fail Me"

"Netherworld" - A piece I wrote for a cinematic orchestral album. I shared it at a Kaleidocycle meeting because it was influenced by Berny's film "Images Fail Me"

December 13, 2011

Lab III: Berny responds to Brendan's piece

in response to Brendan's paintings seen earlier in this blog [link]
Waterways [silent]



Paisley Roses [silent]
Design by Chrystene Ells. Animated and movement added for visual reference.
rough - should be spinning, not drifting, and should be much slower.