This voice; This life; This procession

The project this voice; this life; this procession emerged through Brass Art’s long-term engagement with light as a material, their interest in Virginia Woolf’s writing and the potential of light-based capture to work affectively in recording resonant sites. The resulting immersive two channel video projection brings together highly detailed LiDAR data with live performances by the artists ‘captured’ using Kinect sensors on location at the site of Virginia Woolf’s writing room, Rodmell, UK. Working with stream of consciousness methodologies and rendered data, the resulting symbiosis of 3D and 4D data-clouds, offers a cosmology of entangled thoughts, performing bodies, atomised organic forms and intimate architectures. The accompanying electroacoustic soundscape by Annie Mahtani makes the spectral quality of the visuals seemingly more solid, simultaneously extending the acoustic register of the work vertically in space.