Before the Flood is made up of recordings from at least 3 sessions at the Experimental Television Center. It is a three part piece, the first section was recorded in January 1985, the second section in one or two sessions in February, and the third part was recorded in March. With a little more generosity, each of the three movements could have easily been edited to stand alone.
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10.12.13
SPECTRAL NET // Undervolt & Co. Video Label
I am happy to announce the result of a year long collaboration with the amazing Brenna Murphy, Birch Cooper and Roger Tellier-Craig. I've been an admirer of Brenna and Birch's work for a while and this was a truly amazing experience for Roger end I to collaborate with them. Along the way, Yoshi Sodeoka started to work on a video label project, UNDERVOLT&CO., and we thought this was a great context for Spectral Net to present the result of our first collaborative video series. I will also release some solo work on the label eventually.
About Spectral Net:
Spectral Net is a collaboration between Brenna
Murphy, Birch Cooper (Portland), Roger Tellier-Craig and me (Montreal). We have been working on parallel roads for a few years now,
mutually aware and admiring each other’s works during all this time. Our common
interest for digital and analog technologies, electronic sonorities and
visuals as well as experimental approaches have set grounds for this
collaborative project, which started in early 2013 and has since evolved to become
Spectral Net. Although our interests are very similar, our aesthetic and
the tools we use differ on many levels, which makes this collaboration an unexpected
and unique meeting between our two (or four) distinctive artistic approaches.
For our first series, we focused on experimenting and
developing a language by generating and exchanging original work
to be used as source material by the collaborators. The analog and digital sounds were provided
by Roger and Birch who created a bank from which Brenna and I
could choose and add to our videos. The series of four videos, is the result
of the dialogue between these different approches to video and sound.
Here is the trailer showing excerpts of the 4 videos, which in total make 20 minutes long. You can download the file for 5$ or donate what you judge fair here: http://www.undervolt.co/Spectral-Sequences-Vol-1-Spectral-Net
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