The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet –

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作品情報

The Woman Who Thought She Was a Planet

the magical performance by the Japanese artist, composer and performer Tomoko Hojo.

Invisible presences and forgotten memories lingering in a liminal field were evoked through the ephemeral mediums of breath and wind, transmitted through live radio. Subtle sounds—voices, insect calls, bells, chanting and instruments made from the site’s soil and wind — unfolded as a ritual to summon what once was, or may soon vanish.

Tomoko Hojo listens to the hidden voices in history and makes them audible in different ways, at the intersection between sound, music and performance.

Credits:
Composition: Tomoko Hojo
Performers: Fabian Schoog @schoogfabian , Charles Monnier @bambi_stp & Tomoko Hojo
Musical instrument: Kosi Hidama @kosihidama
Costume Design: Fabian Schoog
Aeolian Harp Recording: Yamato Sekiguchi (une)
Technical help: Kota Hori
Special Thanks to Tomoko’s father (buddhist monk), James Umansky, Kyushu University Acoustic Design Course
Photo’s: @ritamariahabib & image of the instruments @remigi0s