Idrioema – Fossilized Morphologies & Ghost Architectures
Sunday, 24 June 2012
Aequa – Idiorema
Idrioema is a multimedia project instigated by Luigi Scotti & Teresa Aguas encompassing separate audio and video works and also pieces that explore cross-modal relationships between sound and image.
A recent work, Aequa, reveals a shifting landscape of reaction diffused artifacts – ghostly layers of emergent biological textures evolving alongside field recordings [street cleaning, water, stones, garbage bins, cars, pumps and alarms]. Familiar sonic environments of banal origin are recontextualised into a mesoscaphic soundtrack for a kind of evolving fossil/bone architecture.
Another series of works, Sonoscopia [found in works – images], reveals a series of sonographic renderings, spliced and cut, and reordered into striated xerox-like diagrams. The drawings invite us to imagine the clicks, cuts, static and sonic abrasions that might coaxed them in to existence.
Working exclusively in B&W the couple have explored the sonification of dynamical systems, cross-transcoding of file-formats as well as many other data transposition techniques to generate their works.