Waste Ethos:
Group exhibition by Yonago Tadashi, Muku Kobayashi & Bunchi in collaboration with ame
17-25 February, 12:00 - 17:00
Piel View House, Barrow Park, Abbey Road, Barrow
Free entry - just drop in

Waste Ethos is a group exhibition of small scale sound sculptures by Yonago Tadashi, Muku Kobayashi & Bunchi.

The event is produdced in collaboration with ame and is supported by the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation.

Bunchi: FM 97.6 - 98.9 MHz “A sound sculpture about finding a radio station that I used to listen to regularly. The signal stopped in between 97.6 - 98.9 MHz. This is a space time.”

Muku Kobayashi: Nyuu Fyu
A machine is in motion that seems to have some kind of function. Every time it is driven, it makes a noise, but the immediate sound has an unclear relationship to the purpose of the machine. The variations in movement are partly controlled and partly left to the behaviour of the objects. Each machine has the same shape and mechanism, but each seems to work stand-alone. On the other hand, their organic movements seem to have an ecosystem linked to each other. The machine's shape, colour and movement seem designed, though. Just as product design is designed with a clear intention for a certain matter, design must have a purpose. On the other hand, these machines continue to operate with their purpose suspended in the air.

Yonago Tadashi: Things which make a sound sounded. Even if there was no any things which can listen it. Before we have appeared, and after we have disappeared even.

Directions and Information

Piel View House, Abbey Road, Barrow-in-Furness LA13 9DB

Access to the venue is by foot.

Parking: There is one designated accessible parking space, to book please email pippa@fonfestival.org

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