These are tonal sculptures in the Sonambient collection, created by Harry Bertoia over the last two decades of his life. Harry also designed furniture and jewelry, made original monoprints, and installed huge sculptures at various locations around the United States. The music that he and his brother recorded in the Sonambient barn in the 1970's has been transferred from the original reel-to-reel tapes to CD's. Check out the Bertoia Foundation and Bertoia Studios for further information.
I was just reading about Harry Bertoia's sculptures in John Grayson's Sound Sculpture book and I knew I recognized them from somewhere, and I tracked down this video again. Your father was an amazing artist and designer! Thanks for curating his works.
I love Bertoia's sculptures. I will visit one day his amazing Sonambient collection. Although I saw that they are for sale now. I hope that the foundation retains enough of them to keep the Sonambient space.
Incredible. Brings back memories of temples and incense. Another memory of walking down a Japanese street in the evening, light rain, and hearing a ceremony off in the distance. So beautiful
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These are tonal sculptures in the Sonambient collection, created by Harry Bertoia over the last two decades of his life. Harry also designed furniture and jewelry, made original monoprints, and installed huge sculptures at various locations around the United States. The music that he and his brother recorded in the Sonambient barn in the 1970's has been transferred from the original reel-to-reel tapes to CD's. Check out the Bertoia Foundation and Bertoia Studios for further information.
He painted too, I had one of his early oils. 😏
I was just reading about Harry Bertoia's sculptures in John Grayson's Sound Sculpture book and I knew I recognized them from somewhere, and I tracked down this video again. Your father was an amazing artist and designer! Thanks for curating his works.
I love Bertoia's sculptures. I will visit one day his amazing Sonambient collection. Although I saw that they are for sale now. I hope that the foundation retains enough of them to keep the Sonambient space.
Ta!
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe is amazing. SO SO glad I live on the same planet as him.
Incredible. Brings back memories of temples and incense. Another memory of walking down a Japanese street in the evening, light rain, and hearing a ceremony off in the distance. So beautiful
This is awe inspiring and beautiful, thanks for sharing.
One of the best things I've seen in quite a while. Thank you Lowe, Bertoia, and MAD.
Native Instruments should be calling this guy TODAY.
king shaman right?!
Awww, to stop all sounds and just listen to the stopped sounds at the end, so lovely.
Wow, I’ve heard the recordings of these sound sculptures before but this is the first time I’ve seen them performed. A crystal garden
Amazeballs soundscape. Love this clip
This is, for some reason, the most amazing thing ever.
thank you, what an amazing video. i am in awe
wow, this... this is just beauty.
Amazing!
Noone can compare to the sounds Bertoia made with his own sculptures.
astounding
terrific
Impressive
19:40
mood
:Catharsis:
madness
what are those rod instruments called???? Sounds like a thousand grandfather clocks.
oh ok. I've never seen those before. Pretty ingenious
Yoooo
next time try some Soto Sphere
it's an ASMR video