About
Lucy Stevens is a multidisciplinary artist, trained in the visual arts at Nottingham Trent University, whose recent work has focused on recording her surrounding environment using a combination of in-ear microphones, found objects, prints and data to produce site specific, binaural audio walks and sound installations.
When using in- ear microphones she creates binaural audio soundscapes. She is interested in Psychogeography (the study of the specific effects of the geographical environment, on the emotions and behaviour of individuals), and the way in which Guy Debord’s theories have informed the context of her practice. The recording technique, achieves incredibly precise three- dimensional sound to create an experience of physical immediacy and complexity, offering the listener a multitude of sensations, leaving them unable to distinguish between what is ‘live’ sound and what is recorded.
Lucy, we are working with the County council economic development team to coordinate the next stage of Bathing beauties – another series of creative installations entitled Structures on the Edge. We are looking for interesting things that can take place to raise the profile of our scheme and the Bathing Beauties in general. It would be good to meet and chat about what you do, so its there in case anything appropriate comes up.
| Posted 1 year, 9 months agoWe have worked with Dallas Simpson before http://www.spiresandsteeples.com/ListenHere/ and would be keen to do a similar project for the coast, perhaps as a pod cast or as an Ap or other format people can access on their phone at locations along the coast. We are particularly keen to do as Listen Here has done – partner accessible sound experience, like reminiscence and song, with creative sound interpretive piece.
Dear Lucy,
I’m currently working on my PhD at the University of Huddersfield researching the relationship between reality and fiction in immersive performances – obviously your work is of considerable interest to me and I was wondering if you wouldn’t mind being interviewed as part of my research?
Kindest Regards
Mark Ellis
| Posted 1 year, 3 months agoHi Mark
Thanks for leaving a comment. Sounds like an interesting research area, anything I can do to help just let me know.
Send me an email at lucystevensaudio@gmail.com
Thanks
| Posted 1 year, 3 months ago