Composer, artist, sensory percussionist and creative technologist currently based in London. Commissions include the Guggenheim Museum, London Symphony Orchestra, IRCAM, Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, Brussels Philharmonic and Schallfeld Ensemble Graz. Recent and upcoming work commissioned by Somerset House, BEK Bergen and ZhdK Zurich. Work and research unfold between concert and electronic music, intermedia, hybrid performance, interaction design and installation. Interested in history of sonic culture, entertainment, psychoacoustics, automation, affect and simulation. 

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WorklistMUSIC

Concert Music
Electronic Music
PERFORMANCEFake and Extinct
Admiror
J’ai Attrappé un Éclair
Abstracts, With Love
INSTALLATIONContact Results in Contagion
Your Body is a Colony
Zenith / Bernaskoni
Encounters
MOVING IMAGEMetamers
Rhadinace
Sound Design
RESEARCH/WORLDS Writing
Simulation


→ Writing / Research

PhD Thesis


Worlds. Metaphors. Icons. Staging the Creative Process as Steps to Worlding 2024
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AS EDITOR


Dialectics of the Perfect Market
- Exhibition catalogue. Architect:  Anton Gorlenko 2022


WRITINGS ON MY WORK



Quietus Album Review – Becoming a Beach Angel
- By Skye Bouchard 2023
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SUR LE SEUIL - MODALITÉS PLASTIQUES D’ÉCRITURE DU SONORE ET DU MUSICAL
- Chapter section about the Poet Mechanic 
By Frederic Mathevet. Editions Delatour. 2020
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REVIEW ARTICLE WRITING



Tempo, Cambridge University Press
- Review of John Luther Adams’ Across the Distance, at the Royal Festival Hall, London, December 2015
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- ‘Spectrum of Sound’ at Southbank Centre & White Cube Gallery Residency, March 2015  
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-  ‘The New Experimentalists’ Concert Review, January 2014
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C.U.P / TEMPO WEBSITE


ESSAY  



Document(s): Symptôme(s), Hypothèse(s)
-  ‘Failure’ 2020Document(s) 1 : Symptôme(s), Hypothèse(s), Manifeste(s). Revue trimestrielle de mise en abyme des Arts Sonores. Projet Bloom.
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Inky Needles Journal (PPE)
- ‘Black Butterflies’: Are there elements of Japaneseness in the music of Dai Fujikura & Toru Takemitsu? 2013
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FULL JOURNAL

 

MASTERS/PhD SUPERVISION



@ City University London -

cameron.graham@city.ac.uk

@ University of Surrey -

c.m.graham@surrey.ac.uk