Rock Out to...Wood
Artist Bartholomäus Traubeck has created an auditory experience that's also a powerful antidote: an antidote to the digital-everything world; an antidote to alienation from nature; an antidote to the life of constant earbuds. Here is his record player that plays pieces of wood. I love how he's taken two growingly-obsolete objects, paired them, and created something we never knew was there: the song a tree sings.
Kinda makes you want to listen to, well, everything, doesn't it?
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Kinda makes you want to listen to, well, everything, doesn't it?
Read More:
Flemish Portraits in Airplane Bathrooms
A New Old Way to Make a Portrait
The Fine Art of Folding Air
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