A hanging wall of different textured material; move through and listen to the sounds. Soft, quiet, harsh, loud, short, sharp and lingering sounds. Wear the sounds, walk on the sounds, squeeze, scrunch, crinkle and tear. Later we used a microphone to amplify and the chaos pad to distort the sounds.
These sessions allow people with more complex needs to explore a range of arts including movement/dance performance, digital media and sound within a highly sensory environment.
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Showing posts with label Caroline. Show all posts
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
Sounds Makes Sense
A hanging wall of different textured material; move through and listen to the sounds. Soft, quiet, harsh, loud, short, sharp and lingering sounds. Wear the sounds, walk on the sounds, squeeze, scrunch, crinkle and tear. Later we used a microphone to amplify and the chaos pad to distort the sounds.
A hanging wall of different textured material; move through and listen to the sounds. Soft, quiet, harsh, loud, short, sharp and lingering sounds. Wear the sounds, walk on the sounds, squeeze, scrunch, crinkle and tear. Later we used a microphone to amplify and the chaos pad to distort the sounds.
Wednesday, 28 October 2015
Ritual 7
Pendulums, swinging swirling sand and more.
Today Visual Arts and Sensory Arts worked together. We used pendulums filled with coloured sand to spread the colours over a large sheet of paper. We then drew additional shapes using brushes and sponges on sticks so we didn't tread too much on the art work. Smaller pictures were made using glue and dried powder paint, we can keep these.
We were also really lucky that Will Hurt was working on his new project at Level. We were able to work with him to see what is is all about and to help him shape the work.
Wills work work can been seen at Purple Peach at Level Centre on tuesday November 10th, 6.30-10 pm.
Smaller Pictures
Wills work
Pendulums, swinging swirling sand and more.
Today Visual Arts and Sensory Arts worked together. We used pendulums filled with coloured sand to spread the colours over a large sheet of paper. We then drew additional shapes using brushes and sponges on sticks so we didn't tread too much on the art work. Smaller pictures were made using glue and dried powder paint, we can keep these.
We were also really lucky that Will Hurt was working on his new project at Level. We were able to work with him to see what is is all about and to help him shape the work.
Wills work work can been seen at Purple Peach at Level Centre on tuesday November 10th, 6.30-10 pm.
Smaller Pictures
Pendulum drawing
Wills work
and of course there was great music
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