Stereo recording of quadraphonic audiovisual installation by Jockel Liess. ‘Bordun Chorus’ is a non-durational live-generative environment with no beginning, end, or in the traditional sense progression. It rather exists, for the time of its performance, in an ever-changing state of subtle transformation. The constantly renewing structure of the work thus defies repetition in favour of self-similarity, and strives towards the simplicity and impermanence inherent to natural organic environments. Within this approach resides the work’s transitory uniqueness of the moment. --- Mastering by Adam Matschulat. Artwork features stills of the live generative video installation - designed by Victor Meira.

Stereo recording of non-durational, live generative, quadraphonic sound and video installation by Jockel Liess. Sculptural characteristics of the often site-specific work are composed to enhance and focus the experience of the time-based components into the surrounding environment, and to invite the viewer into the work, by eroding the boundaries between the audience and the installation. --- Mastering by Adam Matschulat. Artwork features stills of the live generative video installation - designed by Victor Meira.license

Stereo recording of audiovisual installation by Jockel Liess. "‘Ephemeral’ is an exploration of momentary music. It is an abstract current of pitch, timbre, texture and pulse, propelled by the passing of time. Both fleeting and eternal, the ebbing and swelling of its flow are an interwoven succession of transient events. Like an ever-renewing stream, it feels its path through its aesthetic terrain with the unpredictability of a living organism. In this search for its sound, its generative algorithm is boundary as well as behaviour. The base pitch of the entire arrangement, intervals and overtones, has the ability to shift. Its rising and falling thus creates fleeting layers of turbulence and small rivulets of dissonance within the otherwise harmonic flow of music." --- Mastering by Adam Matschulat. Artwork features a still of the live generative video installation - designed by Victor Meira.license