London based Artist and musician Anneke Kampman presents Her-Modulo, an evening event that forms the first public event of Anneke’s ongoing research into music technologies and their shaping of culture and desire.
Anneke will perform All Fidelity, a new performance featuring a performance using voice, live sampling, collage and amplified CD players.
“The soft aspirations of a synthesised female voice resonate from a Muji wall-mounted CD player in a kitchen in the Bunkyo-ku district of Tokyo, Japan, 1999. Modelled on a kitchen extractor fan and created by industrial homeware designer Naoto Fukasawa, the device was intended to trigger an instinctive or unconscious response without operating instructions....“
Combining synthesised voice and sound, All Fidelity takes apart the frequencies of a new wave-formed body, an economy of feminised sound, re-imaging a new sensorium from its collaged parts.
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After the performance writer and lecturer Paul Rekret will present Future Music Infrastructures - a talk examining the relationship of ‘the home’ to recorded music. Taking Muji's wall-mounted CD player as a starting point, Paul will trace a trajectory from the idealised domesticity for which the player-piano and gramophone stood as emblems - to the frictionless mobility of Bluetooth speakers and playback technologies that have played a central role in shaping the experience of ‘place’.
To see out the evening Louis Digital (Louis Moreno) will play special selected DJ set.
