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Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2014

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IN THE RESIDENCY<br />

July <strong>2014</strong><br />

“I want my art to smell like me, and be<br />

full of energy, joy, and contradictions.”<br />

TOM HOGAN<br />

Australia<br />

tommehhogan@gmail.com // www.tomhogan.com.au<br />

Tom Hogan is a composer and sound artist, writing and performing<br />

music for theatre, film, dance, and for bands that don’t exist. He<br />

mysteriously moonlights as performance poet Scott Sandwich, but<br />

it’s getting a bit out of hand now.<br />

He is in an ongoing internal battle with himself, about his artistic<br />

sensibilities and identity. However, it’s much less intense than you<br />

think. His ambient music requires time, patience and subtlety,<br />

while his poetry is like a jet-powered bulldozer... and never the<br />

twain shall meet.<br />

He works fast and fun. He juggles multiple projects – using one<br />

idea to take time off from the others. He tries new things, loves<br />

to collaborate, and makes sure his works captures a sense of joy<br />

and energy.<br />

In his second visit to Finland, he will be developing a collection<br />

of large-scale poetry works. Each work will be a representation<br />

of a major composition by Jean Sibelius. This project is based<br />

on a quote from Sibelius: “Music begins where the possibilities<br />

of language end.” The final product will be a response to this<br />

challenge, a celebration of Sibelius’ personality and musical<br />

intuition, and a showcase of the power of words that sit behind<br />

everything we do, even when nothing needs to be said.

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