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Leech, 2012Joseph Moss, (Brighton, East Sussex, England)Plywood, foam rubber, fiberglass, cloth, coated pegboard, 2 microphones, 2 loudspeakersArtist's Tumblr: http://artsjm.tumblr.com/ Leech by Joseph Moss provided a space within a space, a set of walls within which you could enter and listen (or not, as the case may be) to the sounds within the gallery reflected back at the visitor. The piece featured a tiny microphone on the outside wall, a set of battery driven speakers, amplifying the sounds from the microphone, and an oblique instruction to step behind the walls and listen. |
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Note: Sounds are presented in the context of the exhibition, and so the sound of each piece mingles with the others.
"Leech" continued to listen, even during the de-installation process. 
Unless otherwise specified photos are by Carrie Hodges & C. Reider and sounds were recorded by C. Reider. Creative Commons applies to the photos and sound recordings only, attribution should be made to the artist as well as the photographer or sound recordist.  This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. |
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