ROCkETS

A self-suspended, ceiling mounted fibreglass interactive sound sculptures that plays Karaoke songs made with Elvis impersonator, artist, curator and art critic Andreas Schlaegel. On a They can follow the lyrics of the songs on a video display.

By tapping into the microphone the audience/participants can replace the leading singing voice with their own voice. On a They can follow the lyrics of the songs on a video display.

Guy Bar-Amotz. Burning Love, Karaoke installation at APT Gallery, London, 2000

Guy Bar-Amotz. Rocket, sound installation at W&LT, Antwerp, 1999

Guy Bar-Amotz. Installation view at W193, Amsterdam, 2001

Guy Bar-Amotz. Installation view, The Trade Apartment, London, 2001

Exhibited at the Trade Apartment(Curator Raymond Brinkman and Flat Pack), London, Rijksakadenie, Amsterdam, A.P.T (Curator Barry Drabble), London, W&LT Fashion House Curator Narcisse Tordoir), Antwerp, W139 (Curator Jean Bernard Keoman), Amsterdam, Ein Harod Museum of Art(Curators Schlaegel&Rosenberg), Ein Harod, Tal Ester Gallery, Tel-Aviv, Grizedale Arts Curators Flat Pack), Grizedale, Sungkok Museum (Curators Schlaegel&Rosenberg), Seoul.

Fibreglass cast, plastic buckets, found objects, electronic and music equipment.

Musician: Andreas Schlaegel.

Photography: Lisa Chand.