THE ACOUSTIC TUNNEL


Made possible from the help of Camden Council and Camden Giving.
EXHIBITION
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10th -14th of January
Crypt Gallery
165 Euston Road,
London, NW1 2BA

Opening Hours : 11am -6pm
Accessibility Hour : 10-11am 

Private View : 6-9pm on the 10th
CONTACT US

mariadragoi4@gmail.com
sophiareinisch@gmail.com
           
             
WORKSHOPS AND TALKS
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SOPHIE MEI BIRKIN


AUDIO RECORDING OF TEXT




My cataracts were found glazed in whale fat beaming into the deflated skin of the bedroom



Polyurethane foam, glass, latex, polythene, acrylic, varnish, stainless steel, salt, sugar



The seabed is a site of protean transformation and the setting for the phenomenon of ‘whale fall,’ when the carcass of a whale falls to the ocean floor creating a deep-sea ecosystem. Whale fall typifies life within death, the organisms and parasites that benefit from it, pointing to the generative potential in the transformation of matter. Ambergris, a waxy residue from the digestive tract of sperm whales, is prized in the perfume industry- a matter transformed through metabolisation, something abject, at the intersection of attraction and repulsion.










 

















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