Max Eastley: Ice Events, 2006
Max Eastley: Ice Events, 2006

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Max Eastley

Eastley combines kinetic sound sculpture and music in a unique art form. He has exhibited his sound installations internationally, and collaborated with artists, musicians and film-makers including Brian Eno, David Toop and Peter Greenaway.

His installations have been included in Sonic Boom at the Hayward Gallery, London, Sound as Media, Tokyo, and more recently in Riga, Latvia, in collaboration with sound engineer Dave Hunt.

"I lowered a hydrophone into the water. The sound was a bewildering mass of millions of moments, like a vast waterfall. On the surface sounds like gunshots echoed from the glacier.

At one point in our three-hour visit an estimated 40,000- tonne piece of ice fell into the sea with a cavernous, terrifying roar like a great beast. I felt that all these sounds were latent in the ice for thousand of years, bursting into the air or our time, coming to us from a vast distance."




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