Mark Vernon
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About Mark Vernon
Mark Vernon is a Glasgow based sound artist whose current work is focused on concepts of audio archaeology, magnetic memory and nostalgia. At the core of his practice lies a fascination with acousmatic presence, environmental sound, obsolete media and the reappropriation of found sounds. A rich collection of domestic tape recordings; audio letters, dictated notes, answer-phone messages and other lost voices often find their way into his bewitching soundworlds.
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Risør Harbour
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The object invoked has disconnected from its host
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Paignton Zoo, 1968
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Scotland, 1971
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The Tyrol, 1972
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New Golden Severities (Vermin Under the Stars)
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Torquay, 1969
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Build the Hole to Suit the Stone
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Trembling with the Impatience of Engines
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Full Blood Count Analyzer
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Fugitives from Bliss
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Brighton, 1971
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Cracked Shell (Tape Transplant)
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A Wrong Turn Towards Eternity
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Mic Test #1
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MRI Scanner
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The Years Simply Dissolved
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Automated Instrument Rinse System
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A Pale Object in Search of a Shape
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Boca Do Inferno
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Pouring from Hollow to Empty
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The Town was a Tomb and the Sky its Vault
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Achterhaven Splinters
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Print-Through (May All Your Prayers Be Answered)
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Permea
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Wall Mounted Suction Unit
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Heavy Shedding
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Friction Lining
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Unbroken Spontinuity
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Erratic Auto-Reverse
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SimMan Essential Mannequin
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Cardiac Monitor
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Lee Silverman Voice Treatment
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See You On The Other Side
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Choiceless As A Beach
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Haemoglobin A1C Analyzer
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Dirigible Delusions
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lend an ear, leave a word
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Diatom Ooze
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A Soft Answer
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Automated Mailroom (OPEX Mail Matrix)
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Infusion Pump (Alaris Plus)
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Athanasia
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Anaesthetic Machine 2
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A Coincidence of Deceleration and Acceleration
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Benign Acquiescence
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The Wrong Platform (Nothing Stops here after 5)
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Heater Fan
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METI Human Patient Simulator - mannequin breathing
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CT Scanner
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