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Categories: Installation | Sound
Keywords: Interaction | Music
Relevant passages:
Markus Popp «My music is a model for music»
Works by Markus Popp:
Ulrike Rosenbach «Female Energy Exchange»
Sommerer/Mignonneau «Life Spacies» Yves Netzhammer «Grosse Spiegel werden verloren. Informationen von Abwesenheit, damit Anwesenheit entstehen kann.» Valie Export «Tap and Touch cinema» Agnes Hegedüs «Things Spoken»
Markus Popp
«Wohnton»
In 1993, «Oval» presents its sound installation «Wohnton,» comprised of 8 transportable modules, each equipped with 16 miniature loud speakers, an 8-track recording device, and 4 stereo amplifiers. Depending on the spatial setup, each module can be constructed to stand upright against a wall or hang from the ceiling. The music produced here is a physical experience in real time, one in which listeners can move through and meet people. Conceived for the carrying out of live events, or as a platform for expanding audio formats, «Wohnton» can be booked as one would a DJ or band. Between the years 1993 and 1996, «Wohnton» was presented in both an art context and at Techno raves.
