ZERO SPACE for "Sensing Sound" installation

Original sound piece

DMH Museum, Holon, Israel

2017

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Zero Space is a composition by Yifeat Ziv, created especially for the "Sensing Sound" installation. An imaginary vocal representation of an in-womb experience. The womb - the first space every human being encounters, is experienced through the sense of hearing alone, which is the first sense to develop in the fetus. In the piece, this space is created by three voices, as a direct expression of the warmth and intimacy of the body. A multi-layered auditory experience composed of multiple textures, surrounding the listener and summoning an inner convergence with echoes of the outside world. 

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Sensing sound is a sound interactive installation by creators: Lila Chitayat and Anat Safran for the Sound Exhibition, DMH Museum, Holon June 2017. The site-specific installation connects sound, body and space. It works as an open platform inviting sound artists to participate.

 

10 speakers around the space, 10 speakers inside the acoustic hill, 6 subwoofers under the seats,16 channels sound system.

 

ZERO SPACE credits:

By: Yifeat Ziv

Performed by: The Hazelnuts

Sound Design: Gabriel Mandel

Co-Creators: Shira Z. Carmel & Anat Moshkovski

Text: Yael Gaulan

 

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