no space for listening // a sort of monograph on how else music could be made / experienced
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bani haykal
no space for listening is a (sort of) monograph on the works & practice of bani haykal.
Born and based in Singapore, bani is an artist, musician and poet who considers music as material, and his works revolve around human-machine interfacing and interaction.
In his capacity as a collaborator and a soloist, bani has participated in festivals including MeCA Festival (Japan), Wiener Festwochen (Vienna), Media/Art Kitchen (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Japan), Liquid Architecture and Singapore International Festival of Arts (Singapore) among others.
The monograph includes essays, scripts and images of his works between 2012 - 2019.
Born and based in Singapore, bani is an artist, musician and poet who considers music as material, and his works revolve around human-machine interfacing and interaction.
In his capacity as a collaborator and a soloist, bani has participated in festivals including MeCA Festival (Japan), Wiener Festwochen (Vienna), Media/Art Kitchen (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Japan), Liquid Architecture and Singapore International Festival of Arts (Singapore) among others.
The monograph includes essays, scripts and images of his works between 2012 - 2019.
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