Camille Roth
Artist in Residence November-December 2021
Camille Roth is a Copenhagen-based sound artist. Her work mainly consists of sound installations in various scales, where she explores the relationships that can be created between sounds and objects, places and situations. She often works through manipulation and staging of field-recordings, to create new experiences of textures, body, space and sounds.
During her studies in cross-disciplinary art forms, she developed a high interest in sound art and field recordings, which set the direction for her current artistic practice. The sound installations by Camille Roth mainly consist of detailed manipulated field recordings, where organic sounds are being processed into tactile sound textures, and staged spatially, in relation to the body of the listener.
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GAP
Artist Camille Roth worked with recordings of electromagnetic waves from telephone, radio and Wi-Fi signals, translated into sound. During her residency at Lobe, she explored the materiality and texture of wireless communication processes that allow connection across distances.
GAP is a reflection on the displacements and fragmentations of signals and vibrations that nevertheless connect and affect us all.
