📁 Shawn Pakhin Tang / fish tank (tank)Bremen (DE)/Hong Kong (HK)OverviewCV
1


Eardrum
2025

Dead coral fragment, vibration speakers attached on thundersheet, duo-sound channel installation

Eardrum is a sound installation/device that is often integrated with two external audio inputs. The two vibrating speakers, mounted on a piece of thundersheet, modulate each sound input with a resonance effect that resembles thunder, highlighting the confrontation between the two soundscapes as well as the political body of the country.
  1. Installation view, Eardrum, 2025, “High Tide Low Current”, Dauerwelle, Bremen. Photo. Hsun Hsiang Hsu.
  2. Close-up view, Eardrum, 2025, “High Tide Low Current”, Dauerwelle, Bremen. Photo. Hsun Hsiang Hsu.
  3. Video clip, Eardrum, 2025. Link: https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/1072824246
  4. Partial view,  Strangers from Beneath the Land and Beyond the Ocean (Biorock Application on Coral Reef Restoration and Touring at the Dump Site on an Island), 2024, “Yours strangers”, Den Haag, Netherlands. Photo. Hsun Hiang Hsu.
  5. Partial view, Strangers from Beneath the Land and Beyond the Ocean (Biorock Application on Coral Reef Restoration and Touring at the Dump Site on an Island), 2024, “Yours strangers”, Den Haag, Netherlands. Photo. Hsun Hiang Hsu.
  6. Video excerpt, Strangers from Beneath the Land and Beyond the Ocean (Biorock Application on Coral Reef Restoration and Touring at the Dump Site on an Island), 2024, “Yours strangers”, Den Haag, Netherlands. 
  7. Video excerpt, Strangers from Beneath the Land and Beyond the Ocean (Biorock Application on Coral Reef Restoration and Touring at the Dump Site on an Island), 2024, “Yours strangers”, Den Haag, Netherlands. 


2
3
4
5
6
7