Radio as Art

[Moleculo]

Here's an art piece I saw recently at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno. This is called "Signal" by Elisheva Biernoff. The art piece is about the size of a postcard or old Polaroid. Read the description about her work, and you'll see that this is actually a painting of a photograph. The work is so detailed that I have a hard time understanding how it could be paint, but is is! Hope you enjoy!

 

[Arhecake]

I've always been drawn to the idea of soundscapes painting vivid pictures in our minds, much like visual art does. It's like each song or spoken word piece is a brushstroke, creating a masterpiece of emotion and imagination.

 

[Arhecake]

I've always been drawn to the idea of soundscapes painting vivid pictures in our minds, much like visual art does. It's like each song or spoken word piece is a brushstroke, creating a masterpiece of emotion and imagination.

I remember tuning in late at night, letting the static and whispers of distant stations transport me to different worlds. It's like a form of audio collage, where every voice, every melody, adds to the overall composition. And speaking of composition, have you checked out https://wordartprints.com/ ? They offer a unique perspective on art that extends beyond the visual realm. Imagine incorporating snippets of radio transcripts or song lyrics into a piece of artwork—it's like capturing the essence of radio in a tangible form.