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Tones for Our Bones
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Edward Breitweiser Illinois
Illinois-based artist, musician, and writer. Incorporating models from various intellectual traditions and bodies of knowledge, Breitweiser organizes particulars (software, electronics, audio/visual signals, text, networked distributions, improvisational music, performative activities) into arrangements whose products are the macro-result of the emergent interactions of all components at once. ... more
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