I’ll be returning to Liverpool on 25th July for Syndrome Sessions 2.0: State-Free State of a.P.A.t.T island.
SYNDROME launches its next series of works illustrating new approaches to political, emotional and technological control.
The first event of this phase is hosted by a.P.A.t.T., who recalibrate the 24 Kitchen Street space as an industrial dystopia using spatialised sound, projection mapping, interactivity, amorphous cluster chords, tuned percussion / and much more.
Mercy released a video documenting the performance myself and Rachel Sweeney did for LightNight Liverpool 2014
Phonemes are the smallest units of sound in a language. Unlike letters which describe how words are written, phonemes describe how words should be pronounced. There around 44 phonemes in the English language, though this varies with different accents and dialects.
In spɛl ænd spik I hand over the composition of these phonemes to a computer program and text-to-speech software. Unlike the process of haphazardly arranging letters, when phonemes are strung together there is less chance of the result being unpronouncable.