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Dass die Lücken nun Löcher wurden

“Dass die Lücken nun Löcher wurden” (That the gaps have now be­come holes) was an artis­tic audio instal­la­tion in 2013. Five groups of mini speakers with three, four or five speakers were placed in the vast empty exhi­bi­tion space. The speakers were mounted on elabo­rately pro­duced, filigree steel con­struc­tions. Each of these groups formed a self-suffi­cient audio col­lage that inter­acted with the other en­sem­bles in the exhi­bi­tion space. 

The audio collages were based on two journeys made pos­sible by the H.A. Bockmeyer travel­ling grant. The first journey was a vir­tual one. A long, tena­cious journey through our world in “Google Street View”. This tool sug­gests a full rep­re­sen­ta­tion of our physi­cal world, creat­ing the feeling of having been there be­fore. De­spite the en­deav­our to faith­fully de­pict the physi­cal world, how­ever, gaps arise and exist – non-places in the vir­tual world. This be­comes obvi­ous at the borders of Germany. The gaps appear pro­gram­matic, be­cause this is where the views of “Google Street View” end for the time being. Five places along these borders (the Polish, Czech, Dutch, Belgian and French borders) were visited and docu­mented in a second journey in the real world under the im­pres­sion of the previ­ously prac­tised vir­tual view.

The five audio collages reflect the ex­peri­ences of the vir­tual and real journeys along a de­lib­er­ately created demo­li­tion line, where gaps have now be­come holes. The con­sti­tu­tion of this in­deter­mi­nate space materi­alised in the exhi­bi­tion space. The posi­tion and ori­en­ta­tion of the groups of speakers in the instal­lation was based on the points of view taken in the vir­tual world. Gaps and holes in the col­lages made up from re­cord­ed snip­pets of con­ver­sa­tions and am­bi­ent noises en­abled a sonic ex­peri­ence of the absent.

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Does a cloud fit in a suit­case? What noises does a kitchen make? What is a scent organ? Where do you sleep during a polar ex­pedi­tion? What is it that glows in the under­ground of Frank­furt? Where is the division be­tween gaps and holes? And what hap­pens when 20 pigeons move into a gal­lery?

SCK – Studio for… de­votes itself with great cu­ri­os­ity to vari­ous ques­tions and de­vel­ops elabo­rate con­cepts for com­mu­ni­ca­ting science, designs unique exhi­bits and creates un­con­ven­tional furni­ture and ob­jects be­yond any in­dus­trial norm. The studio works in close co-op­era­tion with a wide range of proj­ect part­ners and clients. It designs and man­ages a wide range of tasks in vari­ous con­stel­la­tions. From ex­hi­bi­tion design to furni­ture and ob­ject design to inter­active in­stal­la­tions.

Güterbahnhof Bremen, Tor 13
Beim Handelsmuseum 9
D–28195 Bremen

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Benjamin Suck
Güterbahnhof Bremen, Tor 13
Beim Handelsmuseum 9
D–28195 Bremen

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