Composition 2020.01 (Barbara Hepworth) features a recoding of the artist Barbara Hepworth reading from her diary:
‘It took a long time for me to find my own personal way of making sculpture. A long time to discover the purest forms that would exactly evoke my own sensations - and to visualise images which would express the timelessness of primitive forces which I felt - and the constant urge towards survival - and growth - which I knew to be fundamental - both to the human being and the landscape in which we stand’.
Other components of the composition include three tones pitched at C2 - D#2 - and C3. Ring modulation has been applied to create a level of harmonic complexity.
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