fLux
Audiovisual performance; 1-9 channel projection mapping & light installation
2016
Collaboration with Eat My Noise and John O' Brien
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exhibited:
fLux @ St. Finn Barre's Cathedral, Cork City (IE) 2016
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'fLux' is a work imagined for the cathedral organ, electronic instruments and projected visuals approaching notions of self-similarity; the abundance of elegant structural repetition in our world, from the atomic to the cosmic.

Changing Sames
3-channel video installation
2014
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exhibited:
Na hOibreacha @ Crawford College of Art & Design, Cork (IE) 2014
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I.
I perform.
I produce myself, incessantly.
I am the changing same.
I am a shape-shifting tissue of quotations: all diverse, none original.
I am the feedback loop – that which I do not create, but which creates me.
I escape the individual into the communal.
I slip my mind, and for a time, I feel completely free.
The very notion of a fixed state of identity – something that is achieved and subsequently set in stone – has long since evaporated. What we are left with is a never-ending game of musical chairs, whereby one sits, adopts, and subsumes the characteristics of every next semiotically loaded commodity. Our global system of over-mediated capitalism requires that we be bored with stasis, and that our restlessness be timely – so much so, that what we once considered to be our identity is now a collage of cultural material, forever in a state of flux.
A changing singularity.
Electronic music, as a form of expression, encapsulates this changing same like few others. A repetitive, immersive, psychological collage space drawing its very substance from the innumerable centers of culture, which, when experienced in the flesh, has the power to relinquish us from ourselves, our egos – to share a singular identity among a collective.
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