1. Auditory Scenes

  2. News



    Listening workshop with Mike Cooper's 'A Day in Mo Tat'

    organized by soundpocket.

    Date: 16th Feb 2013 / Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm

    More information [here]


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    Exhibition: UNCHARTED (Braunschweig Project)


    Opening on 22th Jan, 2013

  3. About



    B.1984. Edwin Lo is a sound artist form Hong Kong. Through different explorations on sound, Lo tries to develop his own philosophy and language on sound and listening: thinking sound as an object of desire, as haunting memories and experiences.


    Lo presents his body of works in different context such as writings, sound compositions, recordings, performances, video and installation. Since 2008, his works are widely presented in various local and overseas occasions such as Braunschweig Project (Germany, 2013), White Walls Have Ears (Hong Kong, 2011), Hong Kong InDependent Film Festival (Hong Kong, 2010), FILE 2010 – Electronic Language International Festival (Brazil, 2010), EMERGEANDSEE Media Art Festival (Germany, 2010) and Hong Kong Sound Station (Hong Kong, 2009)


    Other than his solo works, he has also participated in theatre production since 2010. His first contribution as one of the core creative members in theatre production “Tides in Limbo” (2009) was awarded Jury Awards in Sidekick Theatre Festival. He continues his involvement in various production “My Favorite Time” (2009), “448 Things to do at 4.48” (2010) and “Woman Appetite” (2011). More recently, he also worked with sound artist and electronic musician from Japan, Shota Hirama, for contributing field recordings to his releases “Sad Vacation” (2011) and “Nice Doll to Talk” (2012).

  4. Works



    In Between the Distance

    Auditory Scenes: Nostalgia of Seascape

    Mourn

    Archive: Prototype

    Seven Rooms

    The Four Gazing Segments of Cicada

    Rabbit Travelogue: Central Region

    Tides in Limbo

    Auditory Scenes: A Study of Seascape

    Auditory Scenes: Tsing Yi

    Auditory Scenes: Environmental Sonic Improvisation