The Autotelics is a group of sound artists formed for the purpose of realizing the sound installation, Music for Cars. Working independently under loosely defined parameters developed by consensus, each member composed a sound piece… The Autotelics
Music for Two Cars @ Autry Overlook and Passersby – a collaborative sound installation by Daniel Eaton and Philip Mantione created as part of the Mulholland Dérive project. This is a multichannel sound installation intended… Music for Two Cars @ Autry Overlook and Passersby
Consensus by Default is a five channel self-generating soundscape that emerges from the sounds made in the space by viewers/listeners. Vibrations are captured via contact microphones attached to the floor and/or walls and processed through… Consensus by Default
FrankenCircuit Santa Fe Complex – June 13, 2009 Organized and curated by Philip Mantione FrankenCircuit is the result of an enormous collaboration of over 19 artists, musicians, scientists, computer programmers and engineers. At a superficial… FrankenCircuit
ATMOSPHERE EVO-LUTE was a weather-driven sound installation created in collaboration with Martin Back at the MOV-IN Gallery in Santa Fe, NM. Special thanks to April-Mae Bassett and Richard Northcutt for the use of their voices.… ATMOSPHERE EVO-LUTE
Don’t be afraid, be ready – a BOX 1035 installation with kinetic sculpture, video and sound created with Alysse Stepanian. Imagine Gallery, Beijing, China (2006)
…until you slip – a BOX 1035 installation with kinetic sculpture, video and sound created with Alysse Stepanian. Islip Art Museum, New York (2006).
Utitlity of Obsession: All Things Orange – a collaborative installation with kinetic sculpture and video created with Alysse Stepanian. Branchville Gallery, CT (2005).
Drainage – an interactive installation created in collaboration with Alysse Stepanian (Box 1035), with video, sound, sculpture, and gravity-driven mechanics. Beacon, New York (2004).
Fierce – music (a.k.a. 50/50) for a collaborative installation with visual artist, Alysse Stepanian with slide projection and video. Presented at the Armenian Center for Contemporary Art in Yerevan, Armenia, DCTV and Here in NYC.
