The Shape of Artifact Time is an exhibition by visual artist and musician Lisa Alvarado which explores modes of experience with space and light, creating an environment that considers metaphors and poetics between vibration, assemblage, and translation. The work is inspired by gradual paths of transition — the shifts between sunlight and shadow throughout the day, and the generational movements within the earth metamorphosing and realigning inner and outer landscapes.
I contributed to the design and installation of the sound system for the show, as well as the sound setup for the series of performances by the Natural Information Society ensemble which took place during the opening weekend of the installation, and live mixed and recorded performances.