Warped by Design: Dance on a Volcano (Ocarina)

Saturday 13 August 2011

Dance on a Volcano (Ocarina)

The second in the Mayan Music set is subtitled "OCARINA". The sound patterns I have used here evoke a more harsh, trill sound like the wind pipes used by the Matans, hence the title Ocarina

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Jane Flanagan16 August 2011 at 17:42
Stunning!
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Mike16 August 2011 at 19:38
Thanks! Gail loves that one as well.....personally I prefer Los Endos but that's probbaly because I had so much trouble getting the draft to work; it's like a naughty child that you can't help liking!
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My Why's and Wherefores of Weaving

I am not an experienced weaver and was not drawn to it through an interest in textiles in their traditional context. I have spent much of my life researching problems & designing purely for function. Now, my nirvana is an idea where appearance is the startpoint; where the visual drives the design development; where what you see is more important than what it does: functionalilty follows form.
I quickly learned that the loom is just the start. The further you stray from the accepted confines of the loom, the more you discover that structures and techniques can provide a virtually limitless opportunity to express ideas through its versatility to combine materials and methods from all fields of art, design and engineering: Texture, colour, compliance or rigidity - even its ability to produce stressed elements in a product or sculpture.
So for me weaving has no boundary or rules. As I am neither a composer, lyricist nor painter, weaving is the starting point from which I express my ideas and explore design opportunities.

Warped by Design

Saturday 13 August 2011

Dance on a Volcano (Ocarina)

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