Besides, nature also goes through change.

But the sources of accessing reality and defining reality change in different times and in different cultures. By activating the wide range of associations created by sound and silence, the exhibition encourages the works that carry social references to communicate with one another and with the viewer. The contemporary art project, Black Noise, explores the complex relationship between sound and silence it focuses on the transformation, the function, the functionlessness, the poetry, the occasional meaninglessness, and sometimes on the power of sound, as a means of artistic expression, in various different spheres. Becoming silent and silencing do not point to a loss of power, and neither does the presence of noise refer to the existence, or the acquisition of power. The opposite of this proposition is also possible: when sound loses its content, context, and meaning, it is transformed into noise, and noise into silence. Silence has a sound, and with it, a measurable, transformable power. Their complex relationship becomes visible in this impossible set: sound is a superset of silence, and silence of sound and both are contained by that which they contain. Black noise is a type of noise where the dominant energy level is zero throughout all frequencies, with occasional sudden rises it is also defined as silence.Ĭontrary to general consideration, sound and silence are not each other’s opposite, but they are mutually inclusive. White, pink or black noise have different characteristics. In fields such as audio engineering, electronics and physics the colour of noise refers to the spectrum of energy that it carries. Artists: Burak Arikan, Servet Cihangiroglu, Didem Erk, Richard Jochum, Mirko Lazović, Cengiz Tekin, Anna Vasof

Dark noise art