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|  | V/A Floating foundations 1 (Schaefer / Charles / Vitiello…) Label : Sub Rosa Year : 2001 Format : CD Style : Electronic / Experimental Availability : Out of stock
| | | | Description : | Leaving aside controversy and scandal, Frank Lloyd Wright built a huge hotel in Japan between 1916 and 1922; a few months later, Tokyo was devastated by an earthquake. Only a few buildings stayed up - amongst which the Imperial Hotel. When asked how his construction had remained intact, he replied: Floating Foundation. In this case as in others, he had thought and assimilated the nature of nature. What must be done now is to apply this principle to other areas of creation.
A thousand facts and actions could support the theory that we are moving towards a new decompartmentalization of genre, towards a unified field, as Christophe Charles - and Markus Popp - would state.(we could also treat archeologically the compartmentalization of the arts and its decompartmentalization throughout history, to reach the conclusion that nothing is ever permanently set).we are merely linking together a few elements that go in the same direction.
Likewise, the idea which preoccupies us in this series, is to create sound objects, abstract in their appearance, with musicians who are, in most cases, plastic artists too - the border between music and plastic arts is thinner than ever before. This is what we will try to explore for the time being.
| Titles : | 01. Lithospheric Shifts - Janek Schaefer 8:07
02. Hysteresis - Robert Hampson 12:04
03. Undirected Float - Christophe Charles 14:43
04. Salty Lemonade for Falling Water - Stephen Vitiello 11:23
05. Au. Taste - Kurt Ralske 13:51
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