david fodel

An immersive audio visual environment exploring the surrogate sensory perceptual systems implicit in the recording medium. Originally performed live during a recent residency at the Experimental Television Center in New York, Signal to Noise is a series of multi-channel audiovisual installations which induce alternating currents of sensation, approaching our perceptual field from the perspective of signal processing and the subtle states of consciousness we share with the natural world.
Three related looping sources are set in motion. Of differing durations and composed of visual and audio material which has been time and pitch shifted, the sources drift in and out of phase with one another, creating an ever-changing audio visual composition.

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David Fodel is a new media artist whose practice combines aural, visual and physical phenomena to create subtle and spectacular immersive environments. His work has been screened and performed internationally. Fodel has a background in media and interaction design, and as a community arts organizer. He teaches at the University of Denver, where he is currently earning an MFA in Electronic Media Arts Design.

Brian Kane is a media artist and designer living in Cambridge, MA, USA. A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), he invented of one of the world’s first VJ software tools, Vujak, and was a founding member of the multimedia group EBN. He has had a distinguished career as a creative director and game designer, and has taught interaction design at Emerson College in Boston.