Sound art is concerned with challenging how sound has been traditionally organized into music and performed in the concert hall. Sound artists, for instance, often undermine assumptions about the distinction between music and noise, utilizing the full range of available sounds in their practice. The sounds in their artwork may be recorded or they may be created (electronic sounds), and the computer allows the full integration and manipulation of recorded and created sounds. Sound art can be sculptural in form, emanating from a particular object, or it can be architectural or environmental, exploring the relationship between sound and space.
We thank SCM student Abby Yuen Hui Ching and Technical Officer Tung Wing Hong for their invaluable contributions.
We thank SCM student Abby Yuen Hui Ching and Technical Officer Tung Wing Hong for their invaluable contributions.