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“Theophany” by Disinformation – the world’s shortest sound installation ****
Electromagnetic sound art… Very Low Frequency (VLF band) radio interference… the Raphael Cartoons at the V&A… Hyōshigi and John Latham… a pistol shot in the Louvre… museology & audio convolution…
Waveform [above] + article [see link] © Joe Banks
Magazine feature – https://tinyurl.com/y4vp7wxl
“Theophany” by Disinformation was most recently exhibited in the “Language [as] Meta-Technology” exhibition, Passengers Offsite, Sluice HQ (London) Nov 2018. Previous installations include the Freud Museum (London) June 2015, the Burghley House Sculpture Garden (Lincolnshire) April 2007, Saltburn Artists Projects, Jan 2007, Canolfan Gelf Wrecsam, Oct 2006, The Foundry (London) May 2005, Derby Quad (formerly Q Arts) June 2004, South Hill Park (Bracknell) April 2004, Quay Arts (Isle of Wight) Feb 2004, Fabrica Gallery (Brighton) Nov 2001, and the Raphael Cartoon Room at The V&A (London) 3 Nov 2000.
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