
All of the material on this show is new, so there are no links yet. Sounds from Romania, Italy, France, and Maryland. All work by Hiroko Komiya and me.
Enjoy

All of the material on this show is new, so there are no links yet. Sounds from Romania, Italy, France, and Maryland. All work by Hiroko Komiya and me.
Enjoy
Here is an excerpt from 13 views which will premiere in Busan, South Korea on 3/30 at the Space Theater for the Slow viewing room.
Deeply humbled and moved to take part in Frequency w. Hiroko Komiya and a film event in Busan, South Korea. The event is a two-day screening for the Urban Silence project with a new 60-minute landscape film called 13 Views for the Slow Viewing room w.performers. I will also be screening Journal of Drifting Hours 2023-2026. I have posted the materials below. Massive thanks to SangBae who organized and wrote the text. More soon.









New Landscape Tempo-
Landscape Tempos are audiovisual views (scenes, occurrences) that reflect the light, rhythm, and tempo of isolated moments in urban and rural landscapes.
This tempo was shot in Athens, Greece
Silent b/w super 8 film of the San Jacinto Mountains in California.
This is part of a new series of films devoted to mountains and trees.
Filmed in Palm Springs
The Switchboard Gallery in Berlin uploaded some beautiful photos from their exhibition last month. You can go here to view. You can also view some of the Landscape Tempos as well. Danke Switchboard !
In audio news, I would like to thank the Substratum radio show for playing Full Moon Garden on his radio show on 10/13/25.
You can listen to the archived show here-
Deep thanks Arash.
More news soon.
turn towards Esterel is a silent, color Super 8 film from the ongoing Journal of Drifting Hours series: Drifting moments, lyrical passages, memory impulses, landscape studies and visual notations explored on super 8 film.
This film was recorded mostly in Antibes, France, summer 2024 where the Esterel mountains are visible.
New Landscape Tempo filmed in Osaka, Japan

Last Sunday, Switchboard gallery in Berlin, Germany, closed out the Landscape Tempo exhibition. By all accounts, a wonderful experience for those who attended. I hope to post some feedback and photos eventually, but I wanted to express my deep thanks and appreciation for their determination in putting this together. Switchboard suggested Landscape Tempos, and I was thrilled at the idea. I wanted to visit the gallery myself, but unfortunately I was not able to make the journey.
I look forward to seeing what they put together next and hope to catch up with them sometime in the near future.
Danke Switchboard 🙂
Photo: Courtesy of Swithboard’s Instagram.
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