Triptych on human intention and the law of nature

This is a group of three participatory sound installations consists of simple sound “devices”. This Triptych is a study, a contemplation on how things turn out to be when humans are not in absolute control of the situation and the final outcome, how humans acknowledge and interact with the world and the law of nature, how humans can work and live in harmony with things around them.

1. Triangle

the audience use a long flexible fishing rod with a little metal head to strike a triangle.

2. Woodblocks and springy hammers

with the special hammers made of long spring, sometimes when we do not expect the hammers to meet the woodblocks, they actually do, and vice versa.

3. Paper planes and wind chimes

The audience participate in the installation by making their own paper airplanes and use them to strike the wind chimes if they can manage to do so. This is also a study about when human is not in absolute control of the final outcome

This is a group of three participatory sound installations by Siedl/Cao consists of simple sound “devices”. It is a study, a contemplation on how things turn out to be when humans are not in absolute control of the situation and the final outcome, how humans acknowledge and interact with the world and the law of nature, how humans can work and live in harmony with things around them.

1. Triangle

the audience use a long flexible fishing rod with a little metal head to strike a triangle.

2. Woodblocks and springy hammers

with the special hammers made of long spring, sometimes when we do not expect the hammers to meet the woodblocks, they actually do, and vice versa.

3. Paper planes and wind chimes

The audience participate in the installation by making their own paper airplanes and use them to strike the wind chimes if they can manage to do so. This is also a study about when human is not in absolute control of the final outcome.

Video footage by Ut Quyen, from the exhibition at Heritage Space Hanoi, March 2019

This is a group of three participatory sound installations by Siedl/Cao consists of simple sound “devices”. It is a study, a contemplation on how things turn out to be when humans are not in absolute control of the situation and the final outcome, how humans acknowledge and interact with the world and the law of nature, how humans can work and live in harmony with things around them.

1. Triangle

the audience use a long flexible fishing rod with a little metal head to strike a triangle.

2. Woodblocks and springy hammers

with the special hammers made of long spring, sometimes when we do not expect the hammers to meet the woodblocks, they actually do, and vice versa.

3. Paper planes and wind chimes

The audience participate in the installation by making their own paper airplanes and use them to strike the wind chimes if they can manage to do so. This is also a study about when human is not in absolute control of the final outcome.

Video footage by Ut Quyen, from the exhibition at Heritage Space Hanoi, March 2019

Some photos from the exhibition at Heritage Space Hanoi, March 2019

Triptych Triangle
“Triangle” – from “Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
Tritypch Triangle in focus
“Triangle” – from “Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Ut Quyen
Triptych Woodblock
“Woodblocks and springy hammers” – from “Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
Triptych woodblock 3
“Woodblocks and springy hammers” – from “Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
Triptych Airplane 1
“Paper planes and wind chimes” – from “Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
Triptych airplane 2
“Paper planes and wind chimes” – from “Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
Triptych group photo
“Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
Triptych group photo 2
“Triptych on human intention and the law of nature”. Photo credit: Linh San
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