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[[File:Desktop Carolineaquarium.png|thumb|@Birch Aquarium, photograph by Richard Johnson]] | [[File:Desktop Carolineaquarium.png|thumb|@Birch Aquarium, photograph by Richard Johnson]] | ||
I'm a composer and first-year master's student at UC San Diego. I primarily work with electronics+live instruments and sound design.<br/> | I'm a composer and first-year master's student at UC San Diego. I primarily work with electronics+live instruments and sound design.<br/> | ||
In the year 2007, (after learning to use a siphon), I brewed a massive cup of Japanese sencha in my neighbor's hot tub, with the help of partner-in-crime Paul Child (M.M. music theory, U of Indiana.) | In the year 2007, (after learning to use a siphon), I brewed a massive cup of Japanese sencha in my neighbor's hot tub, with the help of partner-in-crime Paul Child (M.M. music theory, U of Indiana.)<br/> | ||
Since | Since that time, I have been enticed by the idea of organizing surrealistic scenarios both concrete and abstract. In 2009, as part of a collaboration, I created the sound design and co-wrote the story for an experimental production entitled "Down the Rabbit Hole," which, in its finished version, was a humorous, morbid, gender-bending spin on Alice in Wonderland. It was performed at the Kansas City Art Institute in 2009. | ||
[[File: Octopus.jpg|thumb|@Birch Aquarium, photograph by Richard Johnson]] | |||
[[File: sealife1.jpg|thumb|@Birch Aquarium, photograph by Richard Johnson]] | |||
[[ | Here is a link to a theatrical piece for actress and sound design, written in 2009: [http://www.carolinelouisemiller.com/ofelia.html]<br/> | ||
A link to my most current piece, for soprano, cello, and bass: | |||
[http://www.carolinelouisemiller.com/berceuse.html] | |||
I am currently curating and organizing an installation/concert at the Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, featuring UCSD composers, performers, artists, and Scripps collaborators. It will be held on April 14th, | |||
and includes musical selections ranging from Saariaho's ''Sept Papillons'' to free improvisation to ambient sound design to American folk music. Here's a link to the event [http://scrippsnews.ucsd.edu/Releases/?releaseID=1325]. | |||
==Interests== | ==Interests== | ||
Since 2009, I am fascinated by patterns of the subconscious, recording movements of the subconscious via music as a way to project chaos, suppressed instinct, and "animal" awareness. I am intrigued by the relationship between memory, dreams, and reality; this contributes to my desire to build waking dream scenarios.<br/> | |||
'''Other important interests | '''Other important interests include:'''<br/> | ||
Music as a behavior performed by humans (representing a phenotype)<br/> | Music as a behavior performed by humans (representing a phenotype)<br/> | ||
Movements of music evoking characters or behaviors<br/> | Movements of music evoking characters or behaviors<br/> | ||
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Extended phenotypes<br/> | Extended phenotypes<br/> | ||
The concept of free will from a scientific standpoint<br/> | The concept of free will from a scientific standpoint<br/> | ||
The possibility of subverting the super-ego and ego in art<br/> | |||
===My collaboration interest=== | ===My collaboration interest=== | ||
I am suited to create sound environments (including live-processed design), write music for acoustic or electronic instruments, and write/outline processes and dramatic schemas. I am proficient in Max, PD, and a variety of DAWs and waveform editors, as well as Finale. | |||
I am interested in working with an artist, particularly one who is interested in environments, ecosystems, dreams, or offshoots and tangents of these things, anyone who has a solid background in scientific method | |||
==Project Idea== | ==Project Idea== | ||
Incipiently:<br/> | |||
-The creation of interactive, dreamlike habitats designed to stimulate various facets of the id | |||
-A project that blurs boundaries between scientific experiment and art, (e.g. staging a real experiment as performance art while actually gathering useful data at the same time. The data gathered could be used in a "part II.") | |||
==Platforms== | ==Platforms== | ||
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