“Some Lines Mixing a Color”
for soprano, saxophone, accordion, viola and violoncello
performed by Síntese GMC
“Some Lines Mixing a Color” is a work that started from a photograph taken by the composer during a rigorous winter day, where the dense fog covered the shapes of nature. This piece addresses the influence of the invisible in relation to the human perception of the image. By mediating the image with the sound, dense lines and random structures were created, that coexist in the same space with fine lines and organized sound material, leading perception and memory to different places, in a dialogue of counterpoint, gestures, intuition and events, which shape time and form.
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Hugo Vasco Reis
Hugo Vasco Reis is a composer and researcher based in Zurich and Porto. His artistic practice extends to acoustic and
electroacoustic music, and sound art, making collaborations with musicians, fine and visual artists.
His recent compositions include an investigation into the edge of the audible attention phenomena within a sonic space, approaching agencies of listening and mediation.
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