Performed and livestreamed on October 5, 2025, at MakerPark Radio for the Classical-ish with Nutmeg show, Anophony #3 captures a pivotal moment in Sestra Kuya’s evolution.
For the first time, the duo — Si Golraine and Gerry Gonzales — introduced live voice and microphone into their Anophonic system, transforming fluctuating electrical current into both color and sound in real time. In conversation with host Annette Mae, they trace how painting with raw electricity became a living sonic instrument — a language where energy, vibration, and consciousness merge.
The audio component of this artwork exists as a one-of-a-kind cassette, recorded directly from the live broadcast and never reproduced. It serves as both document and relic — the sole physical echo of an ephemeral moment when sound turned luminous and voltage found its voice.
Watch the full performance and interview here.
Materials & Dimensions: Electricity on Titanium, 5 × 12 × 1 inches.
Performed and livestreamed on October 5, 2025, at MakerPark Radio for the Classical-ish with Nutmeg show, Anophony #3 captures a pivotal moment in Sestra Kuya’s evolution.
For the first time, the duo — Si Golraine and Gerry Gonzales — introduced live voice and microphone into their Anophonic system, transforming fluctuating electrical current into both color and sound in real time. In conversation with host Annette Mae, they trace how painting with raw electricity became a living sonic instrument — a language where energy, vibration, and consciousness merge.
The audio component of this artwork exists as a one-of-a-kind cassette, recorded directly from the live broadcast and never reproduced. It serves as both document and relic — the sole physical echo of an ephemeral moment when sound turned luminous and voltage found its voice.
Watch the full performance and interview here.
Materials & Dimensions: Electricity on Titanium, 5 × 12 × 1 inches.
