Voice:Röst

May 20 - July 10, 2020

12:00AM - 12:00AM

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Add to Calendar 2020-05-20 00:00:00 2020-07-10 00:00:00 Voice:Röst Urban Arts Space Summer Series #1 Artists: Jana Pryor and Ted Neüman Voice:Röst Digital Photograph First Inkjet print on tea bags sewn together Resonance Digital Photograph Broken Wing Digital Photograph Glitch Inkjet print on gampi paper Freest Digital Photograph 101 Digital Photograph Anxiety Inkjet print on wood blocks Contemplation Inkjet prints on tea bags Sonorous Digital Photograph Translator Digital Photograph Meditation Inkjet print on gampi paper Floating (cloud) Digital Photograph printed on organza High/low Inkjet print on tea bags sewn together Resolve Inkjet print on gampi paper Mirror Image Digital Photograph Release Digital photograph printed on organza Suspense (on edge) Digital Photographs on cardboard boxes Let go Digital Photograph printed on organza Fracture Digital Photograph Internal universe Inkjet prints on tea bags Words Digital Photograph Breathe Digital Photograph Secret symbols Digital Photograph Heaviness Digital Photograph Inner clouds Inkjet print on tea bags Melded voice Digital Photograph Voice:Röst is a collaboration between Swedish musician Ted Neüman and Ohio photographer Jana Pryor. Their goal of this collaboration with combining music and photography is to enhance the emotional experience for the viewer/listener. Both artists are dealing with their own inner demons, whether it be depression, anxiety, fatigue and wish to bring attention to the life with an unbalanced mind. They chose the title Voice:Röst, röst is Swedish for voice, to share their own each unique voice about their thoughts but without actually using words. For this collaboration, Ted and Jana created their own art based on each other’s work. Musician Ted Neüman grew up in Eskilstuna, Sweden, and splits his time between Sweden and Budapest, Hungary. Since an early age, the guitar has been Ted’s main instrument, but for this exhibition, he turned to the computer and electronic instruments as the tool of creation. After starting the series, it became much more than a means of communication for Ted, it became a way of dealing with personal matters. Patterns and rhythms have always played a major role in Ted Neüman’s music writing. He is attracted to the idea of finding the least common denominator and build and evolve the music around it. A shape or form that guides the rest of the creation process and works as a foundation for the song to fall back on/revisit (for recognition) after exploring other musical areas; being different styles, moods, time signatures, or keys. The songs presented in this exhibition are a reaction to Jana Pryor’s artwork, striving to put a musical voice to the feelings and moods sensed in her photos and as an attempt to write/produce a unified/common soundtrack of the two artist’s minds. Ohio native Jana Pryor creates self-portraits that depict something much more than just beautiful compositions. The photographer's goal is to make the viewer feel something without giving them a direct narrative. Jana’s photos try to confront the viewer with an outward representation of the inner self, the exterior as seen by the interior. The art for this show is about her inability to properly communicate what depression means for her. She chose non-traditional printing for some of her photographs such as using gampi paper and used tea bags because both papers are fragile but yet strong, sparking the questions of what it is like to be human. A reoccurring theme she used, is creating an image, then breaking it apart, printing on strips or smaller components, and then placing them back together again to reform the image. Through the rebuilding, it is not as ‘perfect’ as the original image but showing the beauty in the imperfections. Jana creates her pieces after listening to Ted’s emotionally charged music. Though the artists are two different people and using two completely different art forms, they are on the same wavelength, expressing the same emotion with their art. The Urban Arts Space Summer Series showcases exhibitions and related discussions by artists, artist groups, community groups, and organizations living and working in the state of Ohio. Online OSU ASC Drupal 8 ascwebservices@osu.edu America/New_York public

Add to Calendar 2020-05-20 00:00:00 2020-07-10 00:00:00 Voice:Röst   Urban Arts Space Summer Series #1 Artists: Jana Pryor and Ted Neüman    Voice:Röst  Digital Photograph        First Inkjet print on tea bags sewn together     Resonance Digital Photograph     Broken Wing Digital Photograph     Glitch  Inkjet print on gampi paper     Freest  Digital Photograph         101  Digital Photograph     Anxiety  Inkjet print on wood blocks      Contemplation  Inkjet prints on tea bags      Sonorous  Digital Photograph     Translator  Digital Photograph     Meditation  Inkjet print on gampi paper          Floating (cloud) Digital Photograph printed on organza      High/low Inkjet print on tea bags sewn together     Resolve Inkjet print on gampi paper     Mirror Image Digital Photograph     Release  Digital photograph printed on organza        Suspense (on edge)  Digital Photographs on cardboard boxes      Let go  Digital Photograph printed on organza      Fracture  Digital Photograph     Internal universe  Inkjet prints on tea bags     Words  Digital Photograph         Breathe  Digital Photograph      Secret symbols Digital Photograph     Heaviness  Digital Photograph      Inner clouds Inkjet print on tea bags           Melded voice Digital Photograph     Voice:Röst is a collaboration between Swedish musician Ted Neüman and Ohio photographer Jana Pryor. Their goal of this collaboration with combining music and photography is to enhance the emotional experience for the viewer/listener. Both artists are dealing with their own inner demons, whether it be depression, anxiety, fatigue and wish to bring attention to the life with an unbalanced mind.   They chose the title Voice:Röst, röst is Swedish for voice, to share their own each unique voice about their thoughts but without actually using words. For this collaboration, Ted and Jana created their own art based on each other’s work.   Musician Ted Neüman grew up in Eskilstuna, Sweden, and splits his time between Sweden and Budapest, Hungary. Since an early age, the guitar has been Ted’s main instrument, but for this exhibition, he turned to the computer and electronic instruments as the tool of creation. After starting the series, it became much more than a means of communication for Ted, it became a way of dealing with personal matters.   Patterns and rhythms have always played a major role in Ted Neüman’s music writing. He is attracted to the idea of finding the least common denominator and build and evolve the music around it. A shape or form that guides the rest of the creation process and works as a foundation for the song to fall back on/revisit (for recognition) after exploring other musical areas; being different styles, moods, time signatures, or keys.   The songs presented in this exhibition are a reaction to Jana Pryor’s artwork, striving to put a musical voice to the feelings and moods sensed in her photos and as an attempt to write/produce a unified/common soundtrack of the two artist’s minds.   Ohio native Jana Pryor creates self-portraits that depict something much more than just beautiful compositions. The photographer's goal is to make the viewer feel something without giving them a direct narrative. Jana’s photos try to confront the viewer with an outward representation of the inner self, the exterior as seen by the interior. The art for this show is about her inability to properly communicate what depression means for her. She chose non-traditional printing for some of her photographs such as using gampi paper and used tea bags because both papers are fragile but yet strong, sparking the questions of what it is like to be human.   A reoccurring theme she used, is creating an image, then breaking it apart, printing on strips or smaller components, and then placing them back together again to reform the image. Through the rebuilding, it is not as ‘perfect’ as the original image but showing the beauty in the imperfections.   Jana creates her pieces after listening to Ted’s emotionally charged music. Though the artists are two different people and using two completely different art forms, they are on the same wavelength, expressing the same emotion with their art.   The Urban Arts Space Summer Series showcases exhibitions and related discussions by artists, artist groups, community groups, and organizations living and working in the state of Ohio. Online Urban Arts Space uas@osu.edu America/New_York public

Urban Arts Space Summer Series #1

Artists: Jana Pryor and Ted Neüman

Voice:Röst

Digital Photograph

First

Inkjet print on tea bags sewn together

inkjet prints on tea bags that are sewn together

Resonance

Digital Photograph

Broken Wing

Digital Photograph

Glitch

Inkjet print on gampi paper

Freest

Digital Photograph

101

Digital Photograph

Anxiety

Inkjet print on wood blocks

Contemplation

Inkjet prints on tea bags

Sonorous

Digital Photograph

Translator

Digital Photograph

Meditation
Inkjet print on gampi paper

Floating (cloud)

Digital Photograph printed on organza

High/low

Inkjet print on tea bags sewn together

Resolve

Inkjet print on gampi paper

Mirror Image

Digital Photograph

Release

Digital photograph printed on organza

Suspense (on edge)

Digital Photographs on cardboard boxes

Let go

Digital Photograph printed on organza

Fracture

Digital Photograph

Internal universe

Inkjet prints on tea bags

Words

Digital Photograph

Breathe

Digital Photograph

Secret symbols

Digital Photograph

Heaviness

Digital Photograph

Inner clouds

Inkjet print on tea bags

Melded voice

Digital Photograph

Voice:Röst is a collaboration between Swedish musician Ted Neüman and Ohio photographer Jana Pryor. Their goal of this collaboration with combining music and photography is to enhance the emotional experience for the viewer/listener. Both artists are dealing with their own inner demons, whether it be depression, anxiety, fatigue and wish to bring attention to the life with an unbalanced mind.

They chose the title Voice:Röst, röst is Swedish for voice, to share their own each unique voice about their thoughts but without actually using words. For this collaboration, Ted and Jana created their own art based on each other’s work.

Musician Ted Neüman grew up in Eskilstuna, Sweden, and splits his time between Sweden and Budapest, Hungary. Since an early age, the guitar has been Ted’s main instrument, but for this exhibition, he turned to the computer and electronic instruments as the tool of creation. After starting the series, it became much more than a means of communication for Ted, it became a way of dealing with personal matters.

Patterns and rhythms have always played a major role in Ted Neüman’s music writing. He is attracted to the idea of finding the least common denominator and build and evolve the music around it. A shape or form that guides the rest of the creation process and works as a foundation for the song to fall back on/revisit (for recognition) after exploring other musical areas; being different styles, moods, time signatures, or keys.

The songs presented in this exhibition are a reaction to Jana Pryor’s artwork, striving to put a musical voice to the feelings and moods sensed in her photos and as an attempt to write/produce a unified/common soundtrack of the two artist’s minds.

Ohio native Jana Pryor creates self-portraits that depict something much more than just beautiful compositions. The photographer's goal is to make the viewer feel something without giving them a direct narrative. Jana’s photos try to confront the viewer with an outward representation of the inner self, the exterior as seen by the interior. The art for this show is about her inability to properly communicate what depression means for her. She chose non-traditional printing for some of her photographs such as using gampi paper and used tea bags because both papers are fragile but yet strong, sparking the questions of what it is like to be human.

A reoccurring theme she used, is creating an image, then breaking it apart, printing on strips or smaller components, and then placing them back together again to reform the image. Through the rebuilding, it is not as ‘perfect’ as the original image but showing the beauty in the imperfections.

Jana creates her pieces after listening to Ted’s emotionally charged music. Though the artists are two different people and using two completely different art forms, they are on the same wavelength, expressing the same emotion with their art.

The Urban Arts Space Summer Series showcases exhibitions and related discussions by artists, artist groups, community groups, and organizations living and working in the state of Ohio.

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