Intermedia artist with a background in sound, sculpture and installation. I use sculptural materials, video and choreographic practices in addition to sound. Works have been performed, installed and exhibited internationally at art galleries, concert halls, public parks, city streets, tiny closets and the internet. Venues include The Kitchen, Roulette, The Museum of Contextual Amputations (ongoing online project), The Stone, The Tank, Chelsea Waterside Park, Tenri Cultural Institute and various outdoor locations. Grants/awards from the LMCC, the Max Kade Foundation, Columbia University and the Experimental Television Center, among others.
ArtistSon Clair Title From the Bridge Duration 15'00 Date of Release 18th August 2009 Format zip · 35.4 MB
From the Bridge is an audio-montage of sounds recorded from the same location over an 18 hour period. The audio material was recorded on 4 separate mono channels and mixed in surround sound for optimum spatial representation.
"CNMRG" - research group (St. Petersburg, Russia) "Theremin - Center" for electroacoustic music (Moscow, Russia) "TMA" - Trans Media Akademie Hellerau (Dresden, Germany)
MediaLab workshops and performances by:
Frieder Weiss (Germany) Yuri Didevich (Russia) Daniel Ploeger (Germany) Dmitry Dubov (Russia) Thomas Dumke (Germany) Dmitry Letohovskiy (Russia) Mathias Harting (Germany) Patrick K.-H. (Russia) Micah Silver (Usa), Dmitry Subochev (Russia) Andrei Smirnov (Russia)
Dear Jessica, thank you for adding and the interest of my music. Improvisation... is very interesting, I seem to hear your wide artist spectrum. I am glad to have found you and your music. Greetz from Hamburg / Germany
Jessica and I met ages ago at Aspen, and we bumped into each other years later in the throngs of Manhattan. I hope that fate will lead our paths to continue crossing in the future.
I really enjoyed the Improvisation you have posted here - I feel like it does a lot with very little.
Hey sweetie.... I miss you lots. I'm coming to visit you at Bard the weekend of June 8!!! That's a promise. Good luck with the last few months of your "winter work."
Jessica's music is awesome and unusual. she was the "weirdest" composer at Wesleyan when she was there, exploring areas that nobody else ever even thought of.
