KEF America is proud to announce their participation in Psychic Debris Field, the latest multi-sensory, multi-media installation by acclaimed Los Angeles artist Doug Aitken.
Regen Projects is presenting the exhibition that will run through February 22, 2025, at their gallery located at 6750 Santa Monica Boulevard, in Los Angeles. Of Psychic Debris Field, Regen Projects says, “Aitken sets forth a poly-media composition of artworks that create a narrative which explores the juxtaposition
of deep ecological history within our landscape and contemporary habitation. The artworks create a fever-dream interpretation of our landscape ranging from large-scale sculptures created from urban debris, light and sound installations, botanic artworks, and fabric works that seamlessly combine these mediums.”
of deep ecological history within our landscape and contemporary habitation. The artworks create a fever-dream interpretation of our landscape ranging from large-scale sculptures created from urban debris, light and sound installations, botanic artworks, and fabric works that seamlessly combine these mediums.”
KEF is providing audio support for the sonic portion of the exhibit. We have supplied four Ci5160RLM-THX in-wall loudspeakers that are being used in bespoke wall-mounted cabinets for the left, right and rear surround speakers. A single Ci200RS-THX speaker provides the center channel, and four Kube 15 MIE subwoofers are cleverly hidden within the exhibit for deep bass support. Be sure to check out the ice chest when you visit the exhibit! If you’ve wanted to hear KEF speakers in a real-world installation that’s not your typical theater showroom, make it a point to stop by the exhibit and see how our products are helping bring this artwork to life.
The gallery invites you to join them to experience this unique realization of Aitken’s artistic vision. “The composition of light and sound become our narrative structure as the sculptures within the space speak to each other in a surreal connectivity.”
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The exhibit runs through February 22, 2025.
The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The exhibit runs through February 22, 2025.
By Jack Sharkey for KEF
