Temple ion, percusionista.

Ecos de la Montana sonidos de la mina is a music documentary. This celebrated a famous copper mine in the Andes Mountains, and the remote mining city called Sewell that sprang up around it in the early 1900’s. The mine is famous because it is the largest subterranean mine in the world. The city was nominated as a heritage site in 2008, and is now functioning as a museum. The copper mine is still operating under the signature of the National Copper Corporation of Chile.(Codelco) This was a project that I designed and worked on with my drum tutor Tito Munoz and one of my closest friends Claudio Zamorano a musician, designer and photographer. The idea was to rescue and reproduce the deepest and most subterranean sounds of the mountains and the mine through percussion. Visually and audibly we included the history of the place, exploring the sounds and images of the mining city that was so busy at the beginning of the 21st century. The project resulted in a large scale projection of the film with the sound-scape played live in front of an audience

The Wild, Jewells for Christmas 2010

jueves, 8 de julio de 2010

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