Julianne Swartz's sound sculptures at Josée Bienvenu Gallery blend delicate nets with manipulated audio

Julianne Swartz showcased 'Void Weaves, Bone Scores' at the Josée Bienvenu Gallery in New York City from November 14, 2017, to January 13, 2018. This exhibition included unique wire sculptures that produced sounds derived from digital recordings, such as breathing, fireworks, and a Geiger counter. Notable pieces, including 'Bone Score (Tangle), 2016' and 'Bone Score (drum), 2016,' incorporated unglazed porcelain and stainless steel, generating sounds that ranged from a heartbeat to a Beatles tune. The audio was altered to achieve an abstract quality, evoking an eerie atmosphere. The exhibition drew inspiration from John Cage and musique concrète, exploring complex themes around well-being. The gallery is situated at 529 West 20th Street, between 10th and 11th avenues.