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Abstract

From neurobiology to cochlear implants, from analog synthesizers to audio controlled lasers, Robin Fox’s work knows no boundaries and no borders. He works across the spectrum from live interactive computer music performance to the creation of synaesthetic audio-visual environments. He makes soundtracks and video/light works for numerous dance company’s, has exhibited large-scale photographic works, recently conducted a residency with the Bionic Ear Institute in Melbourne and recently designed and installed a giant Theremin style public interactive instrument installation. Far from a simple description of his practice Fox’s lecture/artist talk serves to contextualize his work through the lens of synaesthesia, audible and visible electrical signal equivalence and the history of electronic and visual musics.

Item Type:	Video
Authors/Creators:	Fox, R
Collections:	University of Tasmania > Tasmanian College of The Arts > Art Forum Lecture Series
Additional Information:	The DVD of this presentation may be viewed by UTAS students by visiting the Carington-Smith Library, UTAS Hobart Campus
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