The New Sound Installation by Zimoun Employs Roof Laths and Rope
Rebecca Byers — February 18, 2015 — Art & Design
References: zimoun.net & booooooom
Swiss artist Zimoun has created a stunning new sound installation at Knockdown Center NYC that is as mesmerizing as it is simplistic.
Zimoun work with sound installation often employs the use of cardboard and cotton balls, but his latest work involves only rope and wood. In addition to the wood and rope, Zimoun used 250 prepared AC motors to create a moving installation that creates sound when the pieces of wood momentarily land on and bounce off of the floor.
This particular sound installation by Zimoun is a part of three concurrent solo exhibitions by Zimoun currently on display in New York City at the Bitforms Gallery, Knockdown Center NYC, and Simons Gallery for Geometry and Physics at the Stony Brook University.
Zimoun work with sound installation often employs the use of cardboard and cotton balls, but his latest work involves only rope and wood. In addition to the wood and rope, Zimoun used 250 prepared AC motors to create a moving installation that creates sound when the pieces of wood momentarily land on and bounce off of the floor.
This particular sound installation by Zimoun is a part of three concurrent solo exhibitions by Zimoun currently on display in New York City at the Bitforms Gallery, Knockdown Center NYC, and Simons Gallery for Geometry and Physics at the Stony Brook University.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Sound Installations - Opportunity for artists and designers to explore the use of simple materials like wood and rope to create captivating sound installations.
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3. Multi-venue Solo Exhibitions - Increasing popularity of artists showcasing their work across multiple venues, offering a diverse and widespread audience.
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3. Cultural Institutions - Museums and galleries can host multi-venue solo exhibitions, expanding their reach and attracting a broader range of art enthusiasts.
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