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Re: [microsound] microsound and environmentalism
On Oct 8, 2004, at 3:00 PM, Galen Elfert wrote:
From reading this list I suspect that many of you are informed, both
in your work and life, by an awareness of your impact on the
environment. I'm curious to know how you reconcile this with your
participation in an artform that seems to necessitate a high rate of
consumption of objects whose rate of obsolesence makes them virtually
disposable, and whose materials imply potentially very harmful
industrial means of production. That may sound fairly harsh, but it's
not meant to be a criticism. These are issues I've been wrestling with
myself, with little success, and I'm interested in seeing some other
perspectives.
It would seem to me that all you need to produce microsound is a
computer... and since having a computer today is just about a necessity
regardless of what art you produce, if any, I don't see any conflict
between microsound and environmentalism.
- John Nowak
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