Sander Roscoe Wolff

Today we visited the Fullerton Arboretum. It was quite nice, and had a wide variety of beautiful flowers, trees, and other plants. Here is a small sample:

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I’ve been bringing my camera with me, especially when I know I’ll be visiting something interesting. Last week I went to the local aquarium, and took a few nice shots:

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Our dear friends Luke and Melanie were away for about 10 days and, while we were gone, we had the pleasure of playing host to their two dogs, Mabel and Stella. Last Friday, they were joined by Shadow, our friend DonnaJean’s dog. So, with our two dogs we had a pack of 5 furry beasties running wild in the house. Truthfully, it was a pleasure. All the dogs got along well, and there were very few altercations. I felt moved to try and take a pic with all 5 dogs, so here are my best efforts:

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I’ve posted two other aural excursions,(Part 1 & Part 2) all part of a long-form project that I’ve been working on for a while.

Our dear and good friends Luke and Melanie (currently with child) have jetted off to the paradise of Hawaii for a week of much needed and well deserved tranquility and bliss. We are pleased and proud to be hosting their beloved pets and family members, Stella and Mabel. The two have a strange and wonderful relationship. While no single picture can encapsulate the complex and subtle dynamics between to souls, I hope that these few images will help to shed some light on theirs. [note: Mabel is the blond]

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I was playing around in photoshop with an image I took recently and thought I’d share a few of the variations.

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I was sharing some thoughts about the project I’ve been working on with my dad. He’d asked me if I intended for there to be a visual componant with the sounds.

Here’s what I wrote:

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In one way or another, I’ve participated in the first 3 SoundWalk events in the East Village Arts District of Long Beach, CA. This annual one-night event features art that uses sound, including site-specific installations, interactive pieces, conceptual works, sculpture, and performance. Having been invited to participate in the 1st SoundWalk event, I began working with a fabricator (metal artist Tom Walker), and created my first ever sound-driven kenetic sculpture, titled Transduction. Subsequently, it was included in the jurored Motion+Sound show at the 2nd City Council Art Gallery + Performance Space, and featured at The Photon Ballet, a special event produced by the Los Angeles chapter of SIGGRAPH. Phtographs of that installation can be found here and here.

Having been invited back for the 2nd annual SoundWalk, I worked with another fabricator (metal artist Dwight Bennett) to produce Metal Flux. [note: this link is to a rather large video]

Last year, my contribution to the SoundWalk event was sitting in on part of a 5 hour drone performance by the Hop-Frog Kollectiv.

For quite some time now I’ve been collecting audio from various environments and, just recently, I’ve begun to edit and assemble them into what will eventually be a very large piece (60-80 minutes). I’ve posted a 10 minute segment that includes audio from 4 different recordings. I don’t know if you have a set of headphones that you can connect to your computer but, if so, I think you’ll enjoy the experience a bit more:

http://www.sanderis.com/audio/MD0507.mp3

Peace.