FEED (Female Echo Entrap Delivery) is a harmonic trap and a live information poetic luring experiment between flies performed by human carriers wearing masks with specific features and special tuning hearing aids.
Taking place either at a nocturnal natural exterior or an almost completely obscured interior stage; the rule of the experiment has the release of 15 females and males, and the set-up of four auditory traps emitting three single tones each: 484, 560, or 715 Hz and a fourth one being silent. During the course of the experiment performance, these traps are rotated and repositioned as the human carriers attempt to match their own vocal trademarks to those from the traps.
From another reality outside’s of man’s, an ineffable harmonic humming choral unfolds.
Program study for Feed. UV near opaque and semi-transparent piezography direct on plate, graphite ink multi-print on natural Legion Stonehenge.
Visitants to the performance are provided with nonstandard headlamps to guide themselves through their own auditory mapping across a scene unavailable to them.
References
Augustin-Jean Fresnel, snl.no.
Fyr (Lighthouse), snl.no/fyr.
Lense (Linse), snl.no/linse_-_optikk.
Larinioides sclopetarius, araneae.nmbe.ch.
Larinioides cornutus, animaldiversity.org.
Web patterns, scientificamerican.com
Project trajectory
1 Devising: Winter 2026
2 Preparation: Summer 2026
3 Production: Fall 2026 — Spring 2027
4 Exhibition: To be defined
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