Peter Vogel: The Sound of Shadows
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Nagoya Soundwall in Brighton, Oct 2011

Soundwall

_Since 1979 Vogel has been inventing what he calls Soundwalls with dozens of sensors. In effect the sound walls are materialised scores, waiting to be activated by the user/viewer. The soundwalls can be seen purely as sculptures. But to be fully appreciated the sounds need to be triggered as well by the interaction with the viewer or performer. In this sense Vogel’s Soundwalls are open works, which are only completed by the user/viewer. Vogel has performed with his Soundwall in public.

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Peter Vogel performs a Soundwall in his Studio, Freiburg Sept 2009
You can watch his performance of the Soundwall on vimeo . This clip is part of the documentary film Peter Vogel: The Sound of Shadows (2011, by Jean Martin and Conall Gleeson)


Soundwall performed by Achim, Peter Vogel's son, 2011 in Brighton

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