By using the language of architecture, investigating its boundaries, and the language of the different materials, Resonance plays with the distinction between imagination and body and the built environment. Using architecture as a foil or as a vehicle to compose works visually and acoustically that activates space and our experience of that space.
Works in the Resonance-series are made out of things people are familiar with: wood, metal, glass, perspex. People can identify with these materials making the works somewhat unspectacular with regards to the material. At the same time though, the works are spectacular with regards to the way these materials transmit sound and how these sounds are composed spatially.