Until 1st July, a sound installation created by Orlando Gough and Alastair Goolden continues in the ancient Messums tithe barn at Tisbury.
De Nadder / di -næd.ər is “a season of no things”, and the soundscape is inspired both by the flow of the adjacent river Nadder and a play on the word “nada” meaning nothing. It is an invitation to contemplate creativity in the presence of a soundscape commissioned for the building.
Composer Orlando Gough says: “I want to bring a river into the gallery, its sounds, its geography, its history, to make music from those sounds, to consider the flow of the river through space and through time, to create something which emerges from nothing and is constantly evolving.”
Pictured are the cathedral-like interior of the 700-year-old Tisbury tithe barn, and the beautiful image for A Stranger Comes To Town.