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Oversound (sonic bath at Angels Gate)
Oversound, a Sonic Bath Installation is a collaboration between sound artist and musician Kayla McIntyre and filmmaker David Kelley. Combining live accompaniment, field recording, foley, synth, documentary video, and photorealistic AI-generated sequences, the work takes the form of a fractured sound bath where city and sea meet in San Pedro. Port labor, engines, propellers, helicopters, buses, underwater whale coda, and marine industrial noise polution move through a contained directional sound field, evoking a woman’s acoustic jpurney through devotion, labor, and disturbance. Staged against the concrete military remains of Angels Gate, the work is an acoustic-visual journey through the built environment and the ocean.
Kayla McIntyre (Born Atlanta, GA) studied composition at Georgia State University, Media Scoring and Production at the Frost School of Music at University of Miami under Camilo Rodriguez and Carlos Rivera, and she received a Master’s in Screen Scoring from the University of Southern California. She has written for jazz bands, marching bands, wind orchestra, concert band, and string ensembles. She has also scored short films, web series, and games.
David Kelley is an artist and filmmaker working across film, photography, installation, and sculpture, he explores technology, ecology, memory, and mediation through essay film, experimental ethnography, and theatrical form.
Artist Location: Los Angeles, CA
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