Waypoint to Crescent Lake

Waypoint to Crescent Lake is a sound-based installation housed within a salvaged shack from a commercial Matsutake mushroom foraging camp. Part of the my broader project The Mushroom Camps, the installation amplifies an experiential soundtrack of field recordings I had made in both the the foraging camps of Oregon and the Matsutake auction markets of Japan.  The sound of a passing freight train, old Cambodian pop music, and the call and response of the Matsutake auction are just a few of the sounds that spill out from the shack.

Waypoint to Crescent Lake installed as part of the NEPO 5K Art Walk, Seattle, WA, 2014.

Waypoint to Crescent Lake, on view at the G. Gibson Gallery, 2016

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