10/01/2022
Scrying The Landscape w. Elina Tapio And Hannah Pezzack
10/01/2022
SCRYING THE LANDSCAPE VI w. Elina Tapio & Hannah Pezzack!
Molecular thinking digs deep into the way in which realities emanate from different scales. Referencing the porousness of being subverting singular ways of existence; relating to agential cuts in protein formations and ribosomal activity; or considering unstable and unpredictable formation of identities of quantum particles. Accordingly, this episode opens with the sound of two black holes colliding, expressive of mutating landscapes those recorded electromagnetic waves have emitted in their cosmic-scaled genesis, containing alien memories in the crevices of their becomings: folds within folds, macrocosms within microcosms.
The sixth chapter of Scrying the Landscape features work by multidisciplinary artist Tuomas A. Laitinen, who recently released his debut album Sapiduz under the name Tal on Öm-sound. His work deals with a broad-spectrum of approaches to symbiotic processes, ecosystems and multispecies entanglements, themes which are also explored on Sapiduz. The album presents celestial medieval singing reverberating with microbial worlds of past times and futures to come.
Image: Tuomas A. Laitinen, Protean Sap (still), 2020
Molecular thinking digs deep into the way in which realities emanate from different scales. Referencing the porousness of being subverting singular ways of existence; relating to agential cuts in protein formations and ribosomal activity; or considering unstable and unpredictable formation of identities of quantum particles. Accordingly, this episode opens with the sound of two black holes colliding, expressive of mutating landscapes those recorded electromagnetic waves have emitted in their cosmic-scaled genesis, containing alien memories in the crevices of their becomings: folds within folds, macrocosms within microcosms.
The sixth chapter of Scrying the Landscape features work by multidisciplinary artist Tuomas A. Laitinen, who recently released his debut album Sapiduz under the name Tal on Öm-sound. His work deals with a broad-spectrum of approaches to symbiotic processes, ecosystems and multispecies entanglements, themes which are also explored on Sapiduz. The album presents celestial medieval singing reverberating with microbial worlds of past times and futures to come.
Image: Tuomas A. Laitinen, Protean Sap (still), 2020
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