Inside Piano
Collaboration between Simon Martin + Chris Tosic
Dates:
9-18 April 2026
Opening times:Week days 12:00 - 17:00, Saturday 13:00 - 17:00
Venue:
Morley Gallery, London, SE1 7HT
Entry:
Free
The Engine Room 2026: Reflections features the work of Morley Sound Art students. This exhibition covers a range of themes with works encompassing fixed media, audio, video, interactivity and sound sculpture. Through collected, sampled, and manipulated sound, the exhibition aims to provide audiences with a novel perspective on sound. The Engine Room is a platform for the exploration, education and promotion of experimental sound and music. It aims to engage with students, emerging and established artists to encourage and promote new work.
The Engine Room is a Morley College London initiative, continuing Morley’s legacy as a leading centre for experimental music and sound art.
Inside Piano
Collaboration between Simon Martin + Chris Tosic
Location:
Porthmeor studios
Back Road West,
St Ives,
Cornwall
TR26 1NG
Date & Time:
Friday 5 December, 2025 (evening)
Saturday 6 December, 2025 (day)
By using the computer program SuperCollider artists Simon Martin and Chris Tosic have collaborated on a sound work that unfolds through chance operations on the boundaries between sound and silence, structure and dissolution.
A large collection of found samples taken from the inside of a piano and using non-traditional extended techniques is fed into a ‘patch’ on the computer. Nicknamed SuperLoop this patch will play back the sounds in an ever evolving composition.
Each time the work is initiated the sounds will combine into a new arrangement creating endless clusters and tonal shifts, never the same combination twice.
Drawing on the legacies of aleatoric composition from Cage through to contemporary experimental music this piece marks the first collaboration between the two artists.
Video taken by Andy Harper at Porthmeor Studios, 6th December, 2025
Live at TAM on 25.03.25 ©Jonathan Crabb
25.03.25 Temple of Art and Music, Elephant & Castle.
No Home | Frost | Chris Tosic