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fleshconcret began as a means for a personal understanding of Detroit, a city I had long called my hometown; focusing on architecture, immigration, city planning and human response to the psycho-geography of a city. |
fleshconcret (the Detroit Project), Video, Sound and Print Media, Various Sizes, 2004-07
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fleshconcret (the Detroit Project), Appendix, 14.5”x19” (folded), 7’x10’ (unfolded), 2004-07 The project took on the form of a mixed media installation which combined video, ethnographic audio (interviews/field recordings) with print media, which served as an appendix to the five channel installation (see image to left). The appendix (which unfolds to 7’x10’) maps the conversations, paralleling each with the city’s history. This installation is the result of a long (4 year) meditation on the city of Detroit.
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fleshconcret (the Detroit Project), 5 Channel Audio Installation, Mixed Media, 2004-07 |
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fleshconcret, (stereo version, channels 3+4), 2004-07, 01:08:09
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fleshconcret (the Detroit Project), multi-channel sound installation, 2004-07 Each audio channel is the voice of a resident recounting their life and living situations, covering over 70 years of personal narratives in Detroit. The appendix (which unfolds to 7’x10’) maps the conversations, paralleling each with the city’s history. The recordings to the right are available for download in mp3 format, just right click on the title (below the player), and save the track. The additional track (5.1 mix) is in Dolby Digital (AC-3) format, and may be played on your computer if you have 5.1 channel sound system. |
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