Installations
a f a r / h e r e (2019)
‘a f a r / h e r e’ ruminates on the direct effects of climate change through narrativisation of submerged and disappeared places, spoken from the imaginary future. It attempts to remind of the soundscapes which will disappear alongside their originary bodies in nature by using the notion of sound as a metaphor for our existence. Performed using 9 channel at UMBRELLA in the Park in Soundscape Park, Belfast. The composition is created to be in a loop without a beginning or an end.
Poetry M'app (2019 ~)
Poetry M'app is a project led by poet Maria McManus & sound artist Una Lee in conjunction with Poetry Day Ireland 2019. This web installation is an experiment to build on the success of the Maria's projects 'LabeLLit' and 'Poetry Jukebox', developing the idea further by using an open source digital platform to create an online sound map of poems. Poetry M’app designed so as to include poets within Ireland, as well as the diaspora, bringing an international and digital dimension to Poetry Day 2019.
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(2015)
In this
installational performance,
the audience was
invited to listen to a short
immersive soundscape
from a walk in Belfast
blended with a personal
story of the artist.
Meanwhile,
the artist makes
cut-up poems
that are given out
to the audience
after the listening.
Walk With Me
Show me your palms
(and I'll give you stones)
- original score by lo wie
I'd like you to play with me ;
to play a little piece for stones and hands,
our hands.
So, take a seat, show me your palms,
and I'll give you stones.
And then, we begin.
Installed at
Sonorities Festival, Belfast (2015). PS Squared Gallery (2016)
A re-imagined performance version of ‘score for sucking stones’ by lo wie, inspired by ‘The Sucking-Stones Sequence’ from 'Molloy' by Samuel Beckett. Molloy tries to establish the best way to distribute his sixteen sucking stones among his four pockets so that he sucks them equally. The different systems of execution elaborated in the novel were translated into a graphic score. The audience was invited to play this score with me in one-on-one setting.
Sound sculpture made with recycled material. Realized as part of artist residency at Lawrence Street Workshops Belfast
Sound sculpture made with recycled material. Realized as part of artist residency at Lawrence Street Workshops Belfast
Found and collected during the artist residency at Lawrence Street Workshops Belfast
Sound sculpture made with recycled material. Realized as part of artist residency at Lawrence Street Workshops Belfast
Silver Lining
Silver Lining (2014) is a site- specific sound sculpture that was realized during an artist residency. It is made with recycled material such as part of bicycle and piano and triggered by wind force.
Permanent insallation at