Waterflower is Latvian artist Sabine Moore’s audio visual performance project.
Sabine Moore’s intertwined music and visual presence is an audio visual journey into a unique world where sound and moving image coalesce like an orchestral ensemble, and this Thursday evening (November 29), you can hear it live at Milton Keynes Gallery.
Musically, Waterflower draws upon genres like Electronica, Experimental Pop and Ambient.
Her multi-layered compositions are created from sampled sounds like toy beeps, running water, glass beads, gardening tools, and are then mixed with synthesizers, orchestral sounds - like the violin, ghostly piano melodies and her sublime vocals.
On stage, a live potted plant is transformed into a touch-sensitive synthesizer using capacitive sensors.
A similar technique also allows a separate plant to also act as a real-time midi controller for the artist’s visuals.
Safe to say, it is quite unlike anything you’ve seen before.
Tickets are on sale at £5 in advance, a quid more on the door. Click here to book.
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