
Max Eastley began in the late sixties to investigate the relationship of chance to music. Using kinetic sound machines or the environmental forces of wind, streams and sea. As a consequence his career opened out into these various branches of creative and philosophical exploration. He has exhibited his sound installations internationally, and collaborated with a wide range of artists, musicians and filmmakers, including Brian Eno, Peter Greenaway, Evan Parker, Thomas Köner and Eddie Prévost.
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Hydrophone
Metallophone
The Centriphone
Elastic Aerophone / Centriphone
Wooden blocks and brass sheet
Aerophones 1
Monochord
Motors and metal rods 1
Hydrophone string installation
Aerophones 2
Aerophones 3
Serpentine Gallery installation
Stone circle 1
Motors and metal rods 2
Stone circle 2
Half speed metal installation
Two aeolian arcs
Wooden blocks
Motor and strings
Suffolk (b)
Aerophones 5
Aeolian flutes and aeolian harp
Aerophones 6
Aeolian flutes
Aerophones 4
Aerophones 7
Friction tubes
Wire on paper
Aeolian flutes 2
Installation No.3 pt.1
Installation Waterloo Gallery
Installation for the film "Clocks of the midnight hours"
Whirled Music
Elastic Aerophone-Centriphone
Strings - interior and exterior
Two 150 kilo blocks of melting ice with layers of stones embedded falling onto a metal plate for climate change project Cape Farewell
Centriphone
Swung Aeolian Flutes and Grass Blade
Aeolean arc and strings
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01 Hydrophone
02 Metallophone
2 aeolian harps pt.2
Installation No.3 pt.2
2 aeolian harps pt.1
03 The Centriphone
04 Elastic Aerophone-Centriphone
Installation No. 3, Pt. 1
Two 150 Kilo Blocks Of Melting Ice With Layers Of Stones Embedded Falling Onto A Metal Plate For Climate Change Project Farewell
Aeolian Arc And Strings
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