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10'17"
porcelain, wood, rhodoid, 127cm x 80cm x 80cm / 2009-10
00:00 / 01:06
The perception of time plays a fundamental role in acoustics. This project plays between time and sound in its contemplative and ephemeral aspect. The hourglass was built without the lower cone; it lets porcelain sand flow through but cannot be inverted. It produces a “new” sound of the friction between the plastic cone and the porcelain sand, its rhythm spreading throughout the space over time.
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