We communicated with Aleksandra Domanovic via Word documents, and are very happy to bring you the results.
LUMEN ECLIPSE: How did you make D, E, G, A? What images were you working from, and how did you transform them? How was the sound track made?
ALEKSANDRA DOMANOVIC: I filmed different people, each singing the tone scale and some beats. One sound was chosen from each person and composed into a song using only the tones D, E, G and A, plus snare, hi hat and the base drum sound. I composed the song in After Effects, which was very strenuous, because I had to render bits and pieces every time I wanted to hear them. The video is synesthetic, each sound takes the shape of its waveform, behind which the singer is visible.
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In conjunction with the inclusion of her piece "D, E, G and A" in their April program, Boston-based public art organization Lumen Eclipse posted a conversation with artist and VVORK blogger Aleksandra Domanovic. At the end of the interview, Domanovic provided a massive list of recommended links which are practically an art project unto themselves, and definitely worth combing through.
Originally posted on del.icio.us/marisaolson by marisaolson
