EMMA-KATE MATTHEWS, United Kingdom
landscape architect I architect I lecturer I researcher I media & sound artist I spatial audio visual artist
is concerned with the discovery and exploitation of creative reciprocities between music; as constructed sound, and architecture; as constructed space, working at the intersection between sonic and spatial practices. Her spatialised compositions have been performed internationally.
She has released music on labels: Algebra, NMC & Musicity. She is currently composing for the London Symphony Orchestra. Her work has been exhibited at the RA & RIBA and has been published in Architectural Design (Wiley) and Organised Sound (Cambridge University Press). She has been nominated for the Lumen Prize for Art and Technology 2021 & hosts a radio show on RTM.FM.
Emma is looking to discuss and collaborate with like-minded practitioners and researchers, in order to participate in and organise events and new projects concerned with sound and space. She is particularly interested in developing and discussing spatialised audio-visual projects, in both physical and digital environments.
CREDITS AND REFERENCES
1. Photo credit: Emma-Kate Matthews
1. François J. Bonnet (2016) The Order of Sounds: A Sonorous Archipelago. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press
2. Claudia Molitor (2021) Composition as Hyperobject. APRIA Journal, vol.3, issue 2, pp.57-64(8). Zwolle, Netherlands: ArtEZ University of Arts. DOI: https://doi.org/10.37198/APRIA.03.02.a7
3. Sterne, Jonathan (2015) Space within Space: Artificial Reverb and the Detachable Echo. in: Grey Room 60 (July), pp.110-31
4. Robert D. Romanyshyn (1989) Technology as Symptom and Dream. 1st Edition. London and New York: Routledge
5. Ildar Khannanov (2010) Line, Surface, Speed: Nomadic Features of Melody. in: Sounding the Virtual: Gilles Deleuze and the Theory. London: Ashgate