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Photo: Christoph Ferstad
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The Guardian’s Iain Chambers popped by Kaffe’s in clean air we fly sound installation in Gillett Square.
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Kaffe Matthews has been making and performing new music via all kinds of digital gadgetry internationally for fifteen years. She is now most known for her live sampling performances of events and places in real time and the collective project “music for bodies” which makes sonic furniture and music to feel rather than just listen to.
Kaffe Matthews, 'in clean air we fly', 2009. Photo: Christoph Ferstad
Recent works include The Marvelo Project,(2008), a Folkestone Triennial commission, which enabled visitors to cycle their own path through the work from specially made GPS linked stereo bicycles, and Fathers (2009), an audiovisual opera with the Lappetites, just premiered HKW, Berlin.
