Also released by Felbm & Louis Reith — objects and sound. Italian artist Boring Tables on the label of Objects & Sounds, a Belgian record shop that also deals in books, art, and sundry goods.
"The album's title is inspired by a land art work by Hiroshi Sugimoto that Luca encountered when visiting the Enoura Observatory of the Odawara Art Foundation. The piece features metal planes embodying the geometry of a hyperboloid of constant negative curvature, converging continuously toward a 5mm gauge without ever meeting. Just as the work's ge...Read more (Original Japanese text by Saito)ometry hints at mathematical infinity, this album's sonic map evokes a sense of intimate gesture within boundless expanse. Just as Mathematical Model 0010 parcels out fleeting pulses of life within a meditative continuum, the concrete presence of refracted sound resonates within a vast, ungraspable space. It evokes infinity not as a distant elsewhere or beyond, but as an immanent quality embedded in the texture of everyday experience." Seven tracks drawn with field recordings and analog electronics. Includes an insert poster based on photographs he took while traveling in Japan. Artwork by Louis Reith. (Original Japanese text by Saito)
"The album's title is inspired by a land art work by Hiroshi Sugimoto that Luca encountered when visiting the Enoura Observatory of the Odawara Art Foundation. The piece features metal planes embodying the geometry of a hyperboloid of constant negative curvature, converging continuously toward a 5mm gauge without ever meeting. Just as the work's ge ...Read more (Original Japanese text by Saito)ometry hints at mathematical infinity, this album's sonic map evokes a sense of intimate gesture within boundless expanse. Just as Mathematical Model 0010 parcels out fleeting pulses of life within a meditative continuum, the concrete presence of refracted sound resonates within a vast, ungraspable space. It evokes infinity not as a distant elsewhere or beyond, but as an immanent quality embedded in the texture of everyday experience."
Seven tracks drawn with field recordings and analog electronics. Includes an insert poster based on photographs he took while traveling in Japan. Artwork by Louis Reith. (Original Japanese text by Saito)