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Ars Electronica Festival 2017. Post City, Linz, Austria 09:00
2.
Mois Multi 2018, Festival international d'arts multidisciplinaires et électroniques. Quebec, Canada 09:00

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The sound installation 'ÆTER' (2017) by artist and composer Christian Skjødt Hasselstrøm, can be seen as a study of electromagnetism, translating the phenomena into an immersive sonic environment. Consisting of copper antennas and analogue electronic circuitry, the autonomous systems directly capture and transform the ever-present electromagnetic waves in the air around us into low frequency audio material. ÆTER thus “listens” to its surroundings - the nature, technology and the visitor - as well as itself. The piece is therefore constantly changing and invites to expand not only our perception of the world and its dimensions, but also our own perception apparatus. The intention is not to create a performative instrument enabling visitors to play, but rather to create a complex interconnected network. ÆTER takes its inspiration from the Russian scientist and musician Léon Theremin’s (1896-1993) most iconic invention - the theremin - a musical instrument which derived from an attempt to create a surveillance device. More info about ÆTER can be found here: skjodthasselstrom.com/aeter/

This release consists of audio recordings of the installation capturing the ever changing work in two different situations: Ars Electronica Festival 2017 at Post City in Linz, Austria (Side A) and Mois Multi 2018, Festival international d'arts multidisciplinaires et électroniques in Quebec, Canada (Side B).

The gatefold artwork is accompanied by an insert featuring a text written by the acclaimed Korean curator Dehyung Lee.

Limited edition of 200 numbered copies.

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released November 30, 2023

Sound recordings at location by CSH (Side A) and Nathalie LeBlanc (Side B). Mixed at Tonometer Studio.
Mastering and cut by Andreas [LUPO] Lubich at Loop-O Mastering Berlin

Photos by Studio Skjødt Hasselstrøm (front, back) and Marion Gotti (inside). Layout assistance by Søren Skjødt Abildgaard

Special thanks to Caroline Gagné, Julie C. Paradis, Simon Paradis Dionne and everyone at Avatar Quebac, Martin Honzik, Daehyung Lee, Peer K., Troels Mikkelsen, Daniel Irrgang and Lars Lundehave Hansen

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Christian Skjødt Hasselstrøm Copenhagen, Denmark

Artist and composer working in the intersection of sound, visual art and science.

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