Chris Caines presented a new live audiovisual project called Logue, a visual music piece composed from audiovisual field recordings collected over a ten-year period across Europe, Australia, the US and Asia. These fragments are composed into arcs of abstract and interpolated memory using the rhythms inherent in the audio signatures of place and the textures of images collected while in motion.
Gail Priest drew on recent research at the Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS), exploring ideas around parts and wholes, fields and backgrounds. Her live exploratory music uses voice, micro sounds of objects, field recordings, and electronics as feeds into a system of transformation.
Both artists live and work on the lands of the Dharug and Gundungurra peoples in the Blue Mountains West of Sydney.