Modular Seattle

Light Time Delay (Théa-Martine Gauthier) uses field recordings, granular synthesis, bespoke software, hardware DSP engines, sound design, data sonification, and poetry to create long-form ambient performances. Her works form a basis of energy exchange and are designed to evoke a feeling of intensity, movement and space. This original performance will feature a synthesizer modeled on a computational physics simulation of a black hole, sonification of Voyager One’s Triaxial Fluxgate magnetometer instrument data from the 1979 fly-by of Jupiter and a unique acoustic resonator. Théa-Martine is also part of the Exposure Therapy collective and was featured on the collective’s first release Eat The Sun Beam Flaring.