The Chewing Gum Man Is Listening To The Radio With His Friends

ByKarl Heinz Jeron
 

plastic, wire, concrete, radio, radio sender, soundscape

An installation with small hybrid creatures and a radio program. The soundscape consists of generative audio works. The radio program can be received in the exhibition space on 107.9 FM with standard FM radios or a smartphone app.

The program:
ASMR, a text-based Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) broadcast.

Kunststoff, Draht, Beton, Radio, Radiosender, Soundscape

Eine Installation mit kleinen Mischwesen und einem Radioprogramm. Der Soundscape besteht aus generativen Audioarbeiten.
Das Radioprogramm ist auf 107.9 FM im Ausstellungsraum mit normalen Radios oder entsprechender App zu empfangen.
 
Programm:
ASMR, eine textbasierte Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) Sendung
 
 

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