Is that a mingwave on the tip of your tongue? Can’t remember if it’s a romawave or not? Should you take the polywave or the xylowave? Maybe a roll of my Calibration Dice is all the analysis you need?
Since 2009, a team of artists and technicians, in Graz Austria, have been constructing a nanosatellite for low earth orbit. In addition to its normal functions, the satellite will implement a performance piece of mine. Entitled Orbit About The Polywave, Mursat1 will count its steps while in space.
People often seem to see my ruler as a kind of time line. I welcome this misunderstanding.
You can think of the TNU as a kind of metaphor to encourage oneself to find exotic & unanticipated relationships in mundane things.
Unlike the traditional championship wrestling belt it was fashioned after, my Untitled Title Belt functions as a combination microphone, distortion-pedal, & noise generator.
Wind Licked Dirt is a blank CD & sample of dirt packaged together with instructions which state that one plays the disc by rubbing dirt on it. Bypassing any need for a stereo. With the album as action, not object, the listener becomes the performer.
My current Loud Luggage performance is a sonic reference to the xylowave in which amplified suitcases burst, crackle, and explode with sound. No matter how far you’ve gone, you’re only ever half way there…
