Syntia Chojnowska (PL)
Syntia Chojnowska - Composer, and composition student at the Grazyna and Kiejstut Bacewicz Academy of Music in Łódź, Poland, in the class of Prof. Olga Hans. In her work, she is inspired by minimalist and rock music. She seeks intermedia forms, combining sound with image, art, movement, and botany.
Selected works: Impressions for alto saxophone and piano (2018), Botanical Garden for rock band (2019), String Quartet No. 1 in E minor (2019), It's already autumn in my room for violin and piano (2020), String Quartet No. 2 (2020) Holophonizing structure for flute (2020), Lampshade for chamber ensemble (2020), Hic et nunc for choir and tape (2021), Diptych for mezzo-soprano and chamber ensemble to words by Konrad Gora (2021), Ballet for accordion duet and choreography (2021), Pilasters for chamber ensemble (2022), Mathemorphosis for chamber ensemble (2022), Kiaat for flute, live electronics and video (2022).
Selected works: Impressions for alto saxophone and piano (2018), Botanical Garden for rock band (2019), String Quartet No. 1 in E minor (2019), It's already autumn in my room for violin and piano (2020), String Quartet No. 2 (2020) Holophonizing structure for flute (2020), Lampshade for chamber ensemble (2020), Hic et nunc for choir and tape (2021), Diptych for mezzo-soprano and chamber ensemble to words by Konrad Gora (2021), Ballet for accordion duet and choreography (2021), Pilasters for chamber ensemble (2022), Mathemorphosis for chamber ensemble (2022), Kiaat for flute, live electronics and video (2022).
Flora
ARTWORK DESCRIPTION
Plants, seemingly static to the human eye, are constantly engaged in a series of physiological processes. Flora is an attempt to capture the uniqueness of those processes through botanical compositions that vary depending on environmental conditions, including sunlight intensity, temperature, soil moisture, and even movement inside the room. The secrets of the plants’ world are collected on the installation in real-time with the help of electrolytic sensors whose signals are subsequently subjected to musical interpretation.
ARTWORK DESCRIPTION
Plants, seemingly static to the human eye, are constantly engaged in a series of physiological processes. Flora is an attempt to capture the uniqueness of those processes through botanical compositions that vary depending on environmental conditions, including sunlight intensity, temperature, soil moisture, and even movement inside the room. The secrets of the plants’ world are collected on the installation in real-time with the help of electrolytic sensors whose signals are subsequently subjected to musical interpretation.
