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We Are Art People is an independent conversation series with artists and people — exploring possibilities for making and being in the world as a creative person.
Bringing together diverse narratives and complex perspectives, our commitment is to facilitate a space of autonomy and resiliency for the artists’ voice. A goal is these conversations will bolster community and provide an open-resource for other creative people, navigating their journey and in relationship with the world.
Located in Brooklyn, New York — our conversation series is facilitated by New York-based artist, Emily Nam.
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Carl Michael von Hausswolff is a sound composer, visual-performance artist and curator, born in Sweden in 1956.
Since the 1970s, he has used the audio recorder and recording technology as his main device to create sound compositions that explore electricity, frequency and locations in space. Included in his sound investigations, is the paranormal experience of Electronic Voice Phenomena, which explores the presence of supernatural beings in other dimensions, intercepted as concurrent frequencies manifesting as voices and whispers from the other side. His sound compositions are complex layerings that are dense and radical — intuitively exploring a macromal and paced output of sound frequencies that interact with the unexplored spaces that interrogate our physical perceptions of sound, light and space.
Von Hausswolff has collaborated with Swedish artist Leif Elggren, film-maker Thomas Nordanstad, EVP researcher Michael Esposito, and Jónsi (Sigur Rós) collaborating on the project Dark Morph.
His work can be found on record labels including RasterNoton, Touch, iDeal and MonoType.
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