TRISTAN LOUTH-ROBINS
| 2010-2014 WORKS, PROJECTS & RESIDENCIES
This period beings with the ending of one phase and the beginning of another.
In February 2010,
I handed in the fruits of a protracted Masters degree in the form of a thesis and a portfolio of
creative works, including Infuser (2007) and Sumi (2009).
With an institutionalised life in my wake, I began to stake out an
artistic career without the bittersweet presence of an
institution which could - depending on my attitude/aptitude at a given point in time - contain,
constrain or validate my activities. So in this respect, the first couple of years of this period
can be regarded as tentative explorations across a variety of fields. One such field was acoustic
ecology, and this is when the Fleurieu Sound Map project began to get underway.
Jumping forward to 2012-13 and this is where installation became my primary focus. The Roil (2012),
Corner & Shadow (2012), Echo Cline (2012) and Wentworth Visitation (2013) are works
which explore sound and its signification using various methodologies, yet are all consistent with key themes that
have informed the majority of my work produced since.
In 2013 I started working with Adelaide-based theatre company, five.point.one and contributed sound
design to three productions - Muff (2013), The Lake (2013) and Notoriously Yours (2014). During
this period I also began an association with Port Adelaide-based organisation, Vitalstatistix, producing a work-in-development
as part of Adhocracy 2013.
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