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November 06, 2007
Laure Drogoul - Amplified knitting
Amplified knitting by Laure Drogoul, 2007
An event highlighted at Craftzine featured Laure Drogoul's amplified knitting project. Nice photo, but I would have loved to experience the primary sensory experience in this project. The audio must be intriguing.
As the Baltimore Sun notes:
Depending on the knitters' numbers, their speed and Drogoul's soundboard manipulations of wooden, plastic and steel needles, both fat and slender, a unique acoustic universe is revealed. It may conjure the echoing footsteps of someone spelunking blindly in a cavernous room. Or it may evoke the collective heartbeat of a knitting bee, lost in the repetitive rhythm of handiwork.
Posted by glittrgirl at November 6, 2007 09:33 AM
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