With the wind as catylst, INNER
NATURE
explores the sound evolving from a perimeter of rustling pine trees
that surround a cluster of stone outcroppings near the top of a
mountain
range in the Bavarian Forest, Germany.
Forming a large elliptical space, six stone outcroppings serve as six
stations for the projection of the
installation sound. The highest rock peak in the installation is
further up the mountain, so provides an altitude for the installation
sound about 75 feet above the base
outcropping. The entire installation covers more than 150,000 square
feet of
forest terrain.
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The triology, conceived as a
sixty-minute,
quasi-symphonic cycle, is here
presented for the first time in entirety. By enhancing properties of
the natural environment through the suspended time of sonic
experience, the installation makes available a heightened sense of
site/self-awareness.
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