Michael Mersereau

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    • Installation
      • Pavo Real Albino
      • Looking Back
      • Doppelganger
      • Tritych: Epoche
      • Overton(e) Window
      • The Roosevelt Highway
      • MMYR Intuitive Object
      • Chorus
      • Fear Eats the Soul
      • Light Study
    • Video
      • The Night-Mare Project
      • Haxan: Reducida
      • Opacity
      • Confessional
      • Ameri-Paranoia
      • Experiments: Archeology
      • Sound Replacement
      • reverse view
    • Performance
    • Music
    • Info
  • Home
  • Installation
    • Pavo Real Albino
    • Looking Back
    • Doppelganger
    • Tritych: Epoche
    • Overton(e) Window
    • The Roosevelt Highway
    • MMYR Intuitive Object
    • Chorus
    • Fear Eats the Soul
    • Light Study
  • Video
    • The Night-Mare Project
    • Haxan: Reducida
    • Opacity
    • Confessional
    • Ameri-Paranoia
    • Experiments: Archeology
    • Sound Replacement
    • reverse view
  • Performance
  • Music
  • Info

chorus

Seven channel audio with seven lights and columns, 2015


“Chorus” is a light and sound installation at The Ridge Space, Oakland. The large-scale light and sound installation is created from audio of various peoples volunteered recordings of crying. Each audio file is played through one of the seven lit columns.

Live performance of "Chorus". Directed By Michael Mersereau. Choreography by Heather Stockton. Dancer: Kim Ip and Heather Stockten. Music by Michael Mersereau and Aaron Oppenheim.

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