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HANNAN JONES
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New Horizons (ongoing) sound installation,‘How to Lift Heavy’ group show at Nayland Rock Hotel supported by Margate Now, 2021



Re/tell Atlas, Side A, released on a cassette tape composed by artist mixed at 940 Sauchiehall. 10m 00s,




New Horizons, mix of Algerian music and soundscape for recomposing. Broadcast on Margate Radio, 60m 00s. 









Re/tell Atlas, composing and mixing by artist.Sampling the sound silently to compose Re/Tell Atlas was intuitive, this allowed my body to react to memory of my chosen materials rather than rely on my ear. This process relinquished control as a method of un-learning.

My agency was taken back through the visualising and composing of the sampled fragments and again, in the mixing process, using space and echo units to shape the sound body through my own.


Orbit of an Echo, graphic notation on two colour risograph, 2021 Evolution of the Hum, graphic notation on two colour risograph, 2021 Collection of Algerian research materials for composition High Energy, Heavy Feelings, self-released dub-plate in edition of 6 NTS x TATE x UNIQLO, live performance in The Turbine Hall Of an address 6 concrete laser cut slabs, Installation view, DADAA, Western Australia (2019-2020) supported by the Australian Arts Council Installation view of The Back of the Day, singular audio and diptych video installation CCA Glasgow as part of Sound Thought 2017 In collaboration with Murray Collier. Blending themes of communication, distance and collaboration through sound, video and space. Formed simultaneously between two locations; Western Australia and Scotland, the films produced represent two sides of a conversation. These visual elements are tied together by one common soundtrack, which acts as a communication tool between two visual elements. Translating current reflections on experiences of place, transit and time, while seeking to aesthetically challenge and experiment with sonic and visual structures; each film explores the artists maintaining common points of reference in different environments and across times zones.