Bodies That Matter Toronto, Ontario
In equal parts:
1) A celebration of the 60hz mains hum (that infests our very being) as
interpreted eight & twelve-bit delay/samplers.
2) The testing ground for George Steiner's arguments in chapter one of Real Presences
3) An exploration of the limits of "feltness" and affect in the context of a Lomaxian nightmare
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