Performance review: Pattern of Plants, The Eleventh Hour Theatre

Pattern of Plants, an instrumental performance from Japanese, message minimal author, Mamoru Fujieda, carried target markets right into a euphonious Zen yard. The performance, a diverse mixture of conventional Japanese instrumentals, the koto (harp) and also the sho (reed body organ), and also very early baroque jobs, was a remarkable pay attention and also magnificently backdropped by The Eleventh Hour Theatre in Melbourne.

Fujieda’s previous structures have actually been continually extreme, and also consist of components of digitally refined and also regulated audios, with a concentrate on particular architectural components. His most current instalment, motivated by the electric task of plants and also taking 26 years to master, is a consideration: “what are plants trying to say?” He has actually endeavoured to record their solutions via the “Plantron”, a gadget produced by botanist and also musician Yuji Dogane that transforms vegetal powers …