Klepsydra

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Year
    2016
Material
    Water oil ink glass amplifiers pumps dmx valves
Description

Klepsydra (2016) is an audiovisual instrument commissioned for the performance of Kate Moore’s composition “Klepsydra” at the Dag in De Branding Festival. The term “Klepsydra” originates from Greek, meaning hourglass. In the installation, ink cascades from automated drippers suspended from the ceiling, landing on amplified dishes submerged in expansive aquariums. As the ink continues to drip in the water, it creates swirling abstract landscapes until the water is completely shrouded in heavy plumes of dark ink.

Meanwhile, the image of the glass is projected upside down so that the ink clouds appear to be rising.

Events

  • De School

    Amsterdam (NL)

  • 17.10.2019 21.10.2019

  • Nacht van de Tweede Haagse School, Dag in de Branding. Korzo

    The Hague (NL)

  • 08.12.2016 08.12.2016

  • We Are Public, PiP

    The Hague (NL)

  • 12.08.2016 12.08.2016
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