Exploring Sound Art: Mo Satanek’s Unique Music Creation with Everyday Objects
In this interview, I had the pleasure of speaking with Mo Satanek, a talented musician, sound artist, and former construction worker, all the way from his father’s farm in Australia. The stunning natural backdrop of the farm perfectly complements Mo’s spontaneous approach to creating music, providing a serene setting for our conversation.
Mo shared his fascinating journey into sound art, discussing how he experiments with unconventional materials to create unique sounds. He spoke about his discovery of PVC pipes, which produce distinctive, resonant tones that are perfect for his creations. Additionally, Mo uses everyday objects like pots and lids as percussion instruments, demonstrating how he turns the mundane into something extraordinary.
With his background in construction, Mo often incorporates his work attire, such as his construction clothing, into his performances. He plays his innovative music in urban spaces, surprising and delighting passersby with the unexpected beauty of his soundscapes. Over the years, he’s developed an intuitive understanding of how different materials can shape the music he creates, allowing him to know exactly which items will produce the desired sound.
Mo is also planning an exciting European tour, where he hopes to share his sound art and inspire others to explore the limitless potential of everyday objects in music. His goal is to encourage people to think outside the box and embrace the beauty of the sounds that surround us in our daily lives.
Tune in to hear more about Mo’s creative process, his passion for sound art, and the way he continues to push the boundaries of music.
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