.soundfullness began with a piano found in pieces outside of a bar in Queens.
We dragged it to an empty lot and reassembled it, weaving objects into the strings and taping simple electronics to the soundboard: breathing new life into an instrument destined for the trash.
We build new systems by rewiring existing ones to mine them for their sonic possibilities, and then shape them into new music.
We work within potluck dinners, empty lots, sunsets, community gardens, under the hood of pianos found on train tracks, within memories recorded to tape found at antique shops, and beyond.
We dragged it to an empty lot and reassembled it, weaving objects into the strings and taping simple electronics to the soundboard: breathing new life into an instrument destined for the trash.
We build new systems by rewiring existing ones to mine them for their sonic possibilities, and then shape them into new music.
We work within potluck dinners, empty lots, sunsets, community gardens, under the hood of pianos found on train tracks, within memories recorded to tape found at antique shops, and beyond.