The Glass Key is an evolving series of concerts/installations that use geological or architecture spaces as compositional elements, turning field recordings into field performances. Collecting original recordings of volcanoes, underwater sea life, crackling of Arctic ice and outspace ionospheric signals, the field recordings are mixed with resonating drones and reverberating organs, so the listener enters a deep meditation into the mystical underworld.
The live performance became the foundation for the soundtrack of EYE OF SILENCE
SELECTED PERFORMANCES Tae Foundation, Merida, Mexico
Commission for James Turrell's «Tree of Light» amphitheatre using underwater cavern as resonant chamber for a 4 hour concert
Curated by Daniela Pérez , Tae Foundation, co-produced with KW, Berlin and Nadim SammanRead an interview with commissioning curator Daniela Pérez Rudolfinum, Prague
Home of the Rudolfinum Gallery and Czech Philharmonic
Curated by Julia BaileyTrinity College Chapel, Toronto
Quadraphonic performance with church organ and Funktion-One system
Produced by Oakville Galleries and curated by Séamus KealyMomentum 13, The Nordic Biennale, Norway
Quadraphonic performance for cathedral
Curated by Morten SøndergaardImmersive Design Lab, ETH Zurich
75 Channel Performance as live soundtrack to Eye of Silence
Curated by Matthias Kohler and Daniela MitterbergerPlanetarium, Hamburg
Quadraphonic performance in the historic 1920's planetarium for the centennial celebration of the invention of the planetarium. Created a custom star projection that modelled a 10 million year evolution of the solar system.
Produced by Diechtorhallen
Curated by Nicolaus Schafhausen and Georg DiezHOUSE, Berlin
Final peformance in historic Tacheles squat
Curated by Juliet KotheLanzarote, Canary Islands
Performance inside Volcanic Lava Tube
Offsite event of Aarken Museum & Royal Danish Academy of Art for curator Dehlia Hannah's Rewilding the Museum, hosted by Gonzalo Bethencourt
Contemporary Calgary
Performance inside Centennial Planetarium Dome
Curated by Ryan DohertyConcert Posters
Designed by Raf Rennie