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Recent exhibition, Smoking Garden_3 Interdependance. click to see more.
 
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
FlowerPowerStrip
Cigarette boxes, daisies and powerstrip.
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
Untitled
Cigarette butts, box and marigolds and electronics.
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
3 Elements
Lightbulb, dirt and switch with assorted garbage.
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
Speaker Box
Cigarette butts, box, dirt and marigolds with electronics.
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
First Element
Cigarette boxes.
Smoking Garden_One
 
Unititled
Chair with cigarette boxes.
 
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
FlowerPowerStrip Two
Daisies and powerstrip.
Smoking Garden Two_Transference
 
2nd Chance
Cigarette butts, box, dirt and marigolds with radio and other electronics.
Smoking Garden_One
 
Butt Forest
Cigarette butts, box plastic flowers and electronics.
Smoking Garden Two _Transference
 
Untitled
Chair with cigarette boxes dirt and switch.
Smoking Garden One December 2006 - January 2007 Process Artia, Rivertown Plaza / Prague, CZ The first in this ongoing series, Smoking Garden One, is a mixed media sound installation inspired by the concept of sound effecting the growth of plants. Inputted signal collected from the surrounding environment is fed back and filtered to allow selected frequencies to emit. In preparation for this installation it became important to use found objects to house the plant and transducer. In this case the most readily available objects were cigarette butts and their empty boxes. Smoking Garden Two_Transference June - September 2007 Galerie Califia, Horažd’ovice, CZ (Bethany Lacktorin and Anja Kaufmann) Continues the exploration of the idea that naturally occurring frequencies between 3k and 5k (birdsong) effect a plant’s intake of surrounding nutrients. This piece creates a connection between sound, nature and the encroaching effects of humankind on plant growth as it relates to urban agriculture. Think about how natural city sounds could effect the growth of plants for better or worse. Read a review of this exhibition here. http://www.netpd.org/~akita/http://www.thepraguepost.com/articles/2007/07/04/horazdovice-renaissance.phpshapeimage_8_link_0shapeimage_8_link_1
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