When it all comes into sight

Two performances, unique installation never to be repeated.
Gold, bronze, golden cello strings, vinyl, meteorites, HD video projections.

When it all comes into sight, was a performance and collaboration with Boston based composer Jane Wang, in which a series of scores were written to the universe and performed on 24 golden cello strings. They take place within an installation comprising of both real and gold and bronze meteorites. The installation also comprises of a series projections highlighting the resonance of the strings, all elements to the work interconnected through drawn lines.

The work was performed twice in 2010 never to be repeated.

The performance featured an essay on Transmutation by Australian based artist and writer Anthony Kelly and can be found below in a previous blog entry as well as the link below.

Images from the exhibition by Bob Raymond are also shown on the webpage listed here:

http://www.jasonhansma.com/project/when-it-all-comes-into-sight/