Pine, Lake and Piano on WFMU’s Play Vertigo

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I was delighted and very moved when Mayuko, host of Play Vertigo, asked to use my image and track for her latest Play Vertigo show. I listen to her radio show weekly and always find some new music, but more importantly some wonderful insights from an incredible artist whose artwork I find very mysterious and inspiring.

Here is the set list
Here is a link to the show titled Drift.
Finally, here is a link to Mayuko’s artwork

Thanks to Mayuko and WFMU.
Tune in on Saturdays or check out previous shows.

Bellingham Wood on Media Monsters 2

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Thrilled to have Bellingham Wood part of Media Monsters
Media Monsters is a LIVE streaming experimental film & video program featured themed episodes weekly.
Episode 2: Film Ghosts premieres Saturday March 28
featuring work from Alisa Berger, Pablo Valencia, Chris H Lynn, Stefano Miraglia, Nicole Baker, Adrian Cousins, Michael Betancourt, and Jimmy Schaus.
We will be screening Saturday and Thursday nights at 10pm & midnight EDT

Huge thanks to Nicole Laine Baker for putting this together.
More soon

New Miniature Landscape Correspondence !

I am happy to report Una Lee and yours truly are currently working on a few new Miniature Landscapes along with possibly some other audiovisual projects. I am glad to get this going again. The Miniature Landscape Correspondence opened up creative doors and was exhibited a number of times over the years.

Stay tuned and hopefully safe and well.

Above is the latest MLC no. 17

Pine, Lake and Piano

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I was fortunate to be in North Carolina a few weeks ago and spent the day recording sounds and filming. This is a tentative title and may expand to a larger piece. Enjoy!

Field Recording: Lake Jordan
Piano Recording: Rubenstein Arts Center, Duke University
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The effect of exhaustion-extract 2 from Factory Journal

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Here is the second extract from the Factory Journal project-
A dialogue in sound and image with Simone Weil’s seminal Factory Journal. This is ongoing and still very open. Thanks to Hu for her lovely rendition.

Text: Simone Weil
Voice: Hu Manrong
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