the timekeeper, 2014
metronome, Marshall amplifier, audio mixer, microphone
video: sound sculpture
circles of fifths, 2014
performance by 2 musicians on steeldrum
film editing by Wim Reygaert

Sound sculpture the timekeeper (2014) displays a small mechanical metronome, amplified by a microphone and a large electronic amplifier, in order to echo perpetual indications of time throughout the exhibition space.
The sculpture provides the rhythm for two steel drum musicians, who perform a transcription of the circle of fifths – the visual representation of the relationships among the 12 tones of the chromatic scale by Nikolai Diletskii from 1679 – repeating this figure as a circular movement. The metronome is manually activated by a museum guard, making this person the actual timekeeper of the piece.

untitled (prelude), 2016, ever changing responsive sound installation, mirror
sounds by George Van Dam
public commission for Emmaus vzw Mechelen
2019 award Laureate ‘Prijs Wivina Demeester voor Excellent Bouwmeesterschap’ Team Vlaams Bouwmeester

ABSENCE, 2016, vinyl edition 250 copies, 33 RPM, sound by Regina Lok Yan To

ABSENCE (2016) shows disappearing materials, including a sound, hidden in the gloss lacquer layer on top of the image.
Colored chemicals in the picture are only visible during the disappearing process of melting ice.
The edition can be played as a vinyl on a record player. The nebulous sound made by Regina Lok Yan To,  appears briefly to occupy a momentary space. Repeated replaying of the sound makes it wear out and become less audible.

multiply, 2012
NYC 2012
sound recording by LVDA & James T Ralph
01:03
7-inch vinyl edition of 5 copies
audio