VLF whole-body murmur in novel light http://www.alansondheim.org/vvllff.mp4 http://www.alansondheim.org/vlf.jpg Improvised dance with very low frequency (VLF) wire antenna and reciever, Kira Sedlock, West Virginia University, Morgantown 2009 or thereabouts; the date is fuzzy, as is the location, the audience; the sound is from VLF interacting with the body, with low frequency in the environment, with itself. We are fields, of course, confluences and coagulations of fields, multitudes, environments, muck, striations, strata, and over and over again this is brought home to us, brought homes, sprays, endless organisms, DNA air particles, spores, viruses molecular conglomerates; here is the song sung, VLF inside thin walls, busy street beyond. When we die appointments are no longer kept, numbers and address reference hollowness. No words beyond the grave, no give and take among the surfaces of things we call consciousness. We no longer bear witness to this absence. The familiarity of the world is a fixture, alien itself. Our commentary is lost. Consciousness dissolves, as if it were a thing. We know this in our hearts because we, me, here and now, can say this, be this, however not for long. What would you make of this text, this piece - dance, video, anything - when all the rest is silent, untoward. Our interiors are borrowed, wayward. When you read this, know that something wrote this. When you see the dance, know it has always already ceased. The couplings of very low frequency are always present, another ocean, imminent and immanent. The gap is unbearable, we no longer bear it. _______________________________________________ NetBehaviour mailing list NetBehaviour@lists.netbehaviour.org https://lists.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour
