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778FS (Tape)

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*125 copies limited edition* The abandoned railway section Castellaneta - Gioia del Colle in Puglia represents one of those places that meet the definition of 'undecided spaces', heterogeneous and dispersed realities which, precisely because of their nature of uncontrolled spaces, constitute a refuge for diversity, a product of the rational organization of the territory. A 'subnature' that lies between the natural world and the artificiality of industrial and urbanization processes. A six-hour walk in which Polisonum traveled an abandoned railway section, extending the vegetal dynamism of the Third Landscape theorized by Gilles Clément to the field of sound.

An audio-video survey without interruptions, a sensitive accumulation of data on space, a continuous flow of heterogeneous stimuli. Presented at ArtVerona - Verona Contemporary Art Fair, 2017, "778FS" is an audiovisual work in which the memory of the journey is transformed into a random succession of connections between image and sound, revealing the fragmentation and indeterminacy of the places crossed. This release comprises a selection of about 20 minutes taken from that “six-hour walk”. Same tracks on both sides. 

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Cat. number: RS11
Year: 2023

Release notes

Edition of 125 handnumbered copies of which 100 are for sale. Same tracks on both sides. The abandoned railway section Castellaneta - Gioia del Colle in Puglia represents one of those places that meet the definition of 'undecided spaces', heterogeneous and dispersed realities which, precisely because of their nature of uncontrolled spaces, constitute a refuge for diversity, a product of the rational organization of the territory. A 'subnature' that lies between the natural world and the…

Tracklist
A1Step A4:09
A2Step B4:11
A3Step C4:19
A4Step D4:38
B1Step A4:09
B2Step B4:11
B3Step C4:19
B4Step D4:38
Credits
Donato Loforese
Artwork By
Giuseppe Ielasi
Mastered By
Polisonum
Written By, Performer, Composed By