Category Archives: notes on my films/video/sounds

New Lynlee track featured on Zoviet France’s A Duck in a Tree radio show on Resonance FM

A very busy week for Lynlee ! Tonight our latest  track will be featured on Zoviet France’s brilliant radio show A Duck in a Tree on London’s Resonance FM.

Info is here and you can listen to Resonance here I will add other links later this week. Deep thanks to Zoviet France and Resonance FM.

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I was also informed the ISSTA Sonic Practice Now 2020 conference and performance went extremely well. For those who are interested you can download the programme below:

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Moving Image Artists Magazine Issue 2

A deep thanks to Moving Image Artists magazine for inviting me to discuss my work in their most recent issue on Landscapes. Here is the link to my article.
Take some time and hopefully discover some new and exciting filmmakers. Here is what they say:
“So we invite you to join us on a journey over land and sea, through mythic forests and open moors, past farmlands, meadows and fields of standing stones, while delving deeper into the mysterious landscapes of the human mind!.”
Enjoy mia-issue-2-may-2020 link

Audible Landscapes

Audible Landscapes, which was originally released on the Sockets CDR label in the autumn of 2007, is now up on Bandcamp. This was my first full-length release. I plan on putting up the physical release eventually. Hard to believe, but some of these recordings date back to 2005-2006.
Enjoy!

Window as Metaphor ? L’emergere del possibile on Baoying Window

The excellent film site L’ emergere del possibile  has written a very insightful  analysis on Baoying Window. Go here to read. Text is in Italian. Film is below.

Thanks to Francesca!

Late Autumn, Early Winter in L’emergere del possibile !

The second article on my Journal of Drifting Hours series was published this week in the excellent Italian film blog  L’ emergere del possibile. Go here to read !

Below is the film-

Grazie! Look for more soon.

Moving Text

Ana Villas Boas describes herself as an Urban sociologist and runner focused on studies about soundscapes and silence. Over at Keep Moving Flow she has written some wonderful lines on a few of my films/sounds and how it relates to her running practice. This perspective is really quite unique, but makes perfect sense. Look for more post on this topic soon, but for now take a trip to  São Paulo, Brasil and enjoy her words.

Upcoming Events: Screenings, Releases, Lectures

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Below are some exciting events coming up! There are actually a few others in development, but won’t post until things are official.

December 4-14 Baoying Window and Ships Passing on the Huangpu River will be part of Contemporary Experimental Films program 6 at the Festival Internacional del Nuevo Cine Latinamericano Havan, Cuba

12/11/14 Expanded Cinema Trio – Chris Lynn (projector, objects), Dan Barbiero (bass, objects) and Gary Rouzer (cello, clarinet, objects). More info TBA.Takoma Arts Center, Takoma Park, MD.

1/15-The Rain That Fell-New audio release on Impulsive Habitat.

1/26/15-10/13/15-Miniature Landscape Correspondence an audiovisual collaboration with Una Lee will be included in The Sensations of Tone exhibit curated by ALastair Noble at the Apexart Gallery in NYC-more on this in the upcoming months. Go Here

3/12/14-Visiting Artist Lecture series at Salisbury University More info soon

Also new audiovisual works from Lynlee

Stay Tuned!

Cover Art for upcoming release!