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Sound and installation projects composed and produced by John Morton.
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Deal! From chance meeting on East 9th St to a second life for temporary sculpture. The 'Rona virus bone bush finds a home with some of my favorite folks in Rockland County. I always like it when site projects prove to be more footloose than I think.
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Congratulations to @jyarrington  and @johnmorton890 for their phenomenal installations! 
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GARNER Arts Center is proud to present “Enrichment” by acclaimed visual artist, Jo Yarrington, with accompanying sound and electronics by composer and sound artist, John Morton.

This exhibition, comprising sequential, interrelated installations, invites visitors to explore the dual nature of technological advancement, displaying both its seductive beauty and its latent dangers through a series of interactive, visitor-activated installations.

Exploring the resonant frequencies between uranium enrichment and radioactive decay, Enrichment offers a seductive and thought-provoking visitor experience that probes the complex impact of technology and science on human lives and the environment. 
 
 Viewers of Enrichment are greeted by the striking image of an antique display cabinet positioned on its side, housing an array of Uranium spheres spilling out onto the floor. In this same room, Uranotype photograms document fragments of tin cans used by miners during the 1940s and 50s, collected from abandoned Uranium mines in Utah. 

Leading further into the gallery, along each side of an eye-level corridor, are orbs displayed on metal shelves reminiscent of a science lab. Each orb contains manipulated imagery sourced from archival atomic bomb documentation and personal archives, transforming into miniature projection devices that evoke both memory and consequence.

 The final installation is composed of a range of tear-shaped glass vessels, forming a circle over sand mixed with plastic and debris. Activated by motion, Geiger counter clicks trigger sound and light, casting visitors as witnesses to the aftermath of unseen forces.

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