Liquid Architecture presents: Kusum Normoyle, Jannah Quill, Joee Mejias (PHL)

Guttural echoes of an abstract dream.

Kusum Normoyle, Jannah Quill and Joee Mejias use Melbourne’s Norla Dome as an instrument in works of articulated feedback, spectral poetry and imaginative composition.

Kusum Normoyle is a musician and artist working with voice for performance, video and installation. She takes screaming, feedback, resonance and intervention and puts them to work in outdoor, gallery, experimental and dance music contexts. Her work and research is particularly focused on the relation of body, voice, acoustic feedback to audio amplification systems of scale.

Her work has been included in numerous national and international galleries and events including: Borderlands, Dark Mofo; Arts House (VIC); TarraWarra Biennial 2018: From Will to Form; This is a Voice, MAAS & The Wellcome Collection; The Substation; Bergen Kunsthall; Red Bull Music Academy; Artspace Sydney; Primavera: Young Australian Artists; Redlands Konica Minolta Art Prize; ISSUE Project Room NYC; SuperDeluxe at Artspace for the 17th Biennale of Sydney; Liquid Architecture; N.K Berlin; UrBANGUILD JPN; DOGODEK/THE EVENT: 29th Biennial of Graphic Art, Slovenia; Dunedin Public Art Gallery; City Gallery Wellington.

Jannah Quill is a Melbourne based artist whose deconstructive exploration of electronic instruments and technologies manifests in experimental audio-visual performance and installation. Quill modifies existing technologies (such as solar panels) into innovative light-to-audio systems, used with software/hardware experimentation and modular synthesis to carve a distinct voice in electronic music that fuses abrasive noise with labyrinthine melody and rhythm. Her versatile practice has spanned through club, gallery, theatre and experimental art spaces, resulting in consistently unique performances which explore the social and sonic crossovers between each.

Joee Mejias is a projection designer, composer, video and music producer and performing artist from Antipolo, Philippines.

This event is generously supported by Creative Australia.