[ 13. Juli 2016 ]

BERLIN – Einladung: Heptahedral – An Exhibition, Raumkomposition Sound Studies UdK Berlin

Von: Daisuke Ishida

Datum: Wed, 13 Jul 2016

Betreff: Einladung: Heptahedral – An Exhibition, Raumkomposition

Heptahedral – An Exhibition

Dear Friends of Sound Studies, we kindly invite you to „Heptahedral“,

an exhibition of our class Raumkomposition led by Daisuke Ishida with

the participating students Matthias Alraum-Spreng, Tobias Deschamps,

Katharina Bévand, Ho-Ming Hsieh and Georgi Tomov Georgiev. Place:

Crematorium Lilienthalstraße 7, 10965 Berlin Opening event: Friday,

July 15, 7 pm Exhibition opening hours: Saturday, July 16, 2 – 8:30 pm

Sunday, July 17, 2 – 7:30 pm Finnisage concert: Sunday, July 17, 8 pm

Works by Matthias Alraum-Spreng, Katharina Bévand, Alejandra Cardenas,

Tobias Deschamps, Georgi Tomov Georgiev, Ho-Ming Hsieh

Facebook event:

http://www.facebook.com/events/1236477559695701/ Info on UdK website:

http://www.udk-berlin.de/newsletter/newsletter-sound-studies/einladung-heptahedral-an-exhibition-raumkomposition-sound-studies-udk-berlin/

Exhibition statement: The exhibition at the Crematorium Lilienthalstraße

7 showcases all artists’ works around the theme “The Peculiarities of

Khôra”. Khôra is an ancient Greek word coined by Plato as a term for

space, receptacle or site. He proposed that Khôra is a space that holds

no characteristics in itself, it cannot permanently contain anything but

bodiless, ephemeral, time based media and simply reflects the character

of the medium passing through. It is interpretable as a darkened room

unknown to a spectator, into which he/she is brought, deprived of

sensory input. To sensibly and intelligibly explore this space from

within, an observer can interpret the reflections of sounds, light and

shadow to grasp the room, its size and architectural geometry. The topic

was approached individually by each project member. The developed

strategies and methods aim to deliberately articulate the room and

emphasize its peculiarities in an individual artistic manner. The

exhibited works explore the cuboid space on several levels of perceptual

reality.

I am looking forward to seeing you.

All the best,

Prof. Volker Straebel

Head of Department