JAMIE ALLEN – Cum on Feel the Noize
Recently I stumbled upon continent. an academic journal, which exists to promote and explore thinking across a variety of media, and as such welcomes a range of submissions including text and scholarly articles as well as images (still and moving), poetry, fiction, sound, and other media.
One article from artist-researcher Jamie Allen responded to a growing interest of mine – using noise in art practice.
Jamie Allen sees noise signals as simultaneous synthesis and analysis of spaces, subjects and relations and a way of learning about the world through perturbation — exploration by incitement and speculation of possible conditions. Read the entire article on continentcontinent.com.
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Of course, at first, it will sound annoying, of course you won’t immediately appreciate it. That’s what makes it so interesting. Try to examine your perception and reaction to it while watching the movements of the small particles and patterns correlative to the sound/noise. I think it’s beautiful.
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