Live performance, site specific music by Ben Neill’s brass quintet and electronics players.
Category Archives: Digital Drawing
Summer Heat
Because I “see” temperature and I don’t like the oppressive layers of moist summer heat, I feel squashed.
Inspired by Byetone
Live show at John Zorn’s Experimental Music Performance Space, NYC, July 1, 2015
Inspired by their live show at, “The Stone”, NYC July 1, 2015.
Loving Miles Davis
Inspired by Listening to Miles Davis’ “Concierto de Aranjuez”. This reads left to right with the clicky sounds of castanets on the left, and a general gestalt of the song on the right.
Robot Ghost
Created from the sound of the movements of the robots my classmates constructed.
Keeping My Balance on One Leg
“How Long Can I Keep My Balance Before I Fall Into Infirmity?” Silk on linen, with linen cord, metallic and cotton floss and thread 24″x36″
For all of us Baby Boomers, Infirmity is real!
I was talking with a 60-something friend about his health issues this morning, and this fell out of my pens.
So far I am the pink dancer, but watching friends and family age, I can anticipate a probable future. And I always experience pain as very sharp. I can only balance on one leg for so long, no matter how much I exercise, how strong my core is, or how much healthy food I eat.
Living Out Loud
Emile Zola 18″x18’x3′
I’m feisty and I don’t take instruction well. In my Ramapo College, Judith Peck spring sculpture class, we were supposed to make a “head” out of clay. I’m 69 years old – I don’t have a huge lifetime in front of me to experiment with what I want to say – this is all I got, this is it. And I wanted to create the image I have had rolling around in my head. So I made the ear, eye and curvy shapes of clay, on a plastic covered square of plywood, photographed it, fussed with color in Paint and Photoshop and finally got what I had in my head. Damn, but I am having fun!!!
Living Out Loud: The Art of Geri Hahn 