题 目：Camille Norment: Plexus / 卡米尔·诺门特：神经丛

作 者：Kelly Kivland

出 版：Dia Art Foundation，2022

装 帧：平装，101页

尺 寸：24.1*17.7 cm

“Norment’s ringing and vibrating sound system lets us experience a fragile interdependence of bodies and environments.” –New York Times

Throughout her career, Oslo-based multimedia artist Camille Norment (born 1970) has probed and explored what she has termed “cultural psychoacoustics,” in particular the socio-cultural valences of three tones: the bell, feedback and the sine wave. Camille Norment: Plexus, the first US publication on the artist, unpacks those sonic phenomena, which together resonate with discrete yet overlapping ideas of time, spirituality and the drone (bell); the decentralization of power, political struggles and cybernetics (feedback); and purity and transcendence (sine wave). With an innovative all-vellum design, the book translates Norment’s sonic sensibility into print-specific terms.

In addition to a conversation between curator Kelly Kivland and the artist herself, the volume features contributions from curators and scholars Legacy Russell, Nida Ghouse and David Toop, as well as fragmented texts from a conversation between Fred Moten and Norment.