basilisk and a universe of dirt
Interactive CD-ROM sound design, with Wayne Stamp and Lloyd Sharp.
soft cell
Fanny Bay Gaol – November 2012 Darwin Pride Exhibition
Each artist was given a prison cell or a part of the prison to respond to. My work featured a video projection where the window of the cell was. The projection was of clouds. The soundscape reflected the challenges and horrors of prison life.
Video / Sound installation
People’s Choice prize, highly commended
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other music
a selection of older musical experiments
examples
Compositions and sound design for theatre and dance – selected tracks
omphalos
Omphalos is the Greek word for navel, and it is often used to refer to the oracle at Delphi – which was considered to be the navel of the world in ancient times.
A sound installation comprising of seven large ceramic urns and a smaller central urn. The urns sing, emitting dreamlike resonances from within. The installation functions as an oracle and the audience may query it by speaking directly and intimately into the central urn (the Pythia). A gentle, ethereal voice replies with an answer to the query whilst the outer urns sing and dramatically accompany the oracular process. Kudos Gallery, Sydney Greek Festival. 2005.
Credits:
Principle Artist / Composer / Sound Designer : Panos Couros
Clay Artist: Neville Assad-Salha
Programmers : Alex Davies, Adam Hinshaw
Vocalists: Arianthe Galani, Gina Zoia, Anita Plateris
Voice of Pythia: Arianthe Galani, Marianthe Couros
Website: Graham Crawford
Creative development of this project was facilitated by Nexus Multicultural Arts Centre, Adelaide. Special thanks to Mirna Heruc
Developed with funding from the Australia Council for the Arts
