Michael Mersereau

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    • Home
    • Installation
      • Pavo Real Albino
      • Looking Back
      • Doppelganger
      • Tritych: Epoche
      • Overton(e) Window
      • The Roosevelt Highway
      • MMYR Intuitive Object
      • Chorus
      • Chorus FM
      • 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
    • Chorus FM
    • 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

Fear Eats the Soul

Installation, two emergency lights plus pirate Radio, 2013


Fear Eats the Soul is a sound and light composition displaying the full dialogue of Angst Essen Seele Auf, (Ali: Fear Eats the Soul, 1974) by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, converted to Morse code. Using emergency alarm lights and audio FM broadcast, subtitles are processed through software which creates a dialog between the two main characters, Elsi and Ali, in Morse Code. 

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