asha tamirisa



projects




multidisciplinary collaborative and process-oriented art endeavor


A multimedia immersive installation created by Michel Droge, Carolina Valencia Gonzalez, Tristan Koepke, and Asha Tamirisa. 

Web-based prototype, developed as part of The Kitchen’s 2023 LAB Residency. 

Site-specific video installation completed as part of Space Gallery’s 2020 RE-SITE project, then exhibited as part of the Portland Museum of Art’s Passages in American Art show. 

Public sound installation utilizing wind harps, as part of The Friends of Congress Square Park’s “Art in the Park” series. 

Hypertext multimedia piece, completed for the 2020 Flourish Festival. 

Tapestry of woven fiber and electronic wires, exhibited for the [Re]Generation Art & Technology Summit, Connecticut College Cummings Art Gallery. 


Expanded cinema performance presented at the Crafting Sound Symposium at Oberlin College. 

Ourdoor durational performance in tandem with Fujiko Nakaya’s ephemera "Fog x Island" fog sculpture. 

family friendly interactive sound installation 

abstract audiovisual piece exploring analog degredation and digital compression artifact

audiovisual piece using a vinyl record as an interface for sound and text, interrogating what is left “off record“

projector slides, the actual ephemera of a personal loss, point to the ephemerality of images in memory


audio performances / recordings 


Documentation from Non-Event’s 2023 Waterworks Festival of Experimental Music 


Non-Event’s “at home” series - digital release   


Documentation from MIT’s 2020 Dissolve Music Festival 


Documentation Indexica’s 2019 Digital Alchemy Series (audio only


Documentaiton from a performance at the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art) Boston (2015) 


Digital release of work made with the ARP2500 (2014) 


Release (cassette and digital on Private Chronology (2014) 


publications







an envelope contains a sound. a mail-art piece in a forthcoming edited volume on metaphors in music 


book chapter in “Modular Synthesis: Patching Poeple and Machines” 


essay included special issue of the journal, Feminist Review, titled Sonic Cyberfeminisms 


joint book review on two texts about Wendy Carlos, for the Journal of Popular Music Studies







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