Richard Garet "Electrochroma"
The Invisible Dog
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Sound and visual artist Richard Garet explores aural and visual spatial-contexts, relational structures, process, materiality, function, and form. Electrochroma is an audiovisual experiential installation that will be shown hourly in a specially built room at Brooklyn’s Invisible Dog Art Center. The piece is comprised of kinetic light projections derived from processed 16mm film, and a multichannel sonic presentation including overtones, textures, and electronic sounds moving through space that generate physical and psychoacoustic responses.
Richard Garet Bio
Richard Garet is a sound and visual artist. He is interested in the phenomena found and produced in aural and visual time-based media, in nature's processes, and human beings' relationship with both artificial and natural environments. Garet explores the it-referential, communicational, and sensory characteristics of the various media he utilizes. Additionally, he focuses on the investigation of aural and visual spatial-contexts, relational structures, process, materiality, function, and form. Even though Garet's work suits the standard gallery setting, many of his other activities as an artist explore the various practices of experimental sound and video performance. All of these modes are additional ways in which Garet's work exposes the audience to visual and physical acoustic sensory perception.
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Schedule
from September 25, 2010 to November 28, 2010
Opening Reception on 2010-09-25 from 18:00 to 22:00