Subjectivities undergo processes of in/stability with the norm body, the norm movement, the norm behaviour, the norm morals (…). A process continuously reinforced by the surveillance of the gaze. QueerAble in/stabilities is a performative encounter in which other embodiments are transformed into sound through a wireless electroacoustic interface assembled to the body.

Resonance becomes agency when the movement of a marginalized embodiment is translated into sound. Through amplification of a metal acoustic resonator, and its live electronic manipulation, the work engages continuous flows of resonance. Biometric data gives the interface another dimension by altering the produced sound in relation to the proximity of other bodies.
The uttered composition of several sonic textural layers, results from the dialogic relation between embodiment, space, voice and other bodies.

Credits

Concept, Direction - Angelo Custodio
Live-electronics, performance, interface development - Tatiana Rosa
Performance, voice - Angelo Custodio
Technical support and interface development - Michele Abolaffio
Design development and wearables - Arthur Guilleminot