Conferences such as Electronic Literature Organisation in Cork, Ireland (2019); Florida, US (2020); and Bergen, Norway (2021).
Performances have taken place in Music Current, Dublin (2019); SPIKE Alternative Cello Festival, Dublin (2019); and Sonorities Festival, Belfast (2022).
Publications include augmented reality, (RE)VERB #1 (2022); web, COVID Exhibition, ELO (2021); and printed media, Routledge (2022).
Works.
Commissioned by thirtythree-45 and Droichead Arts, for the podcast "Where are we now?". Curated by Brian Hegarty.
Voice: Raven, Text: Claire Fitch and inspired by Chapter 7, Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.
Guessed the riddle yet? Haven't the slightest idea. Better with the time.
Voice: Victor Daniels. A creative response, inspired by listening to him describing his experiences during World War II.
Voice: Martina Murray. Text: Sheriden Le Fanu, The House by the Churchyard. Mrs Matchwell, well matched. "She has the Honor to acquaint them that she transacts all Business relative to Courtship and Marriage, with the utmost Dispatch and Punctuality."
Presented at conferences such as HearSay, Ireland (2014); Electronic Literature Organisation in Cork, Ireland (2019); Florida, US (2020); and Bergen, Norway (2021).
Look (FFEBCD) is available as a gamescore, on SoundCloud, Twitter, YouTube, and on WordPress.
Using samples from John Patrick McNamara (Micheal J.Maguire), We Called It Dirt is on SoundCloud, WordPress, YouTube, and as a gamescore.
Selected for the Electronic Literature Covid E-Lit Exhibition, Ear For The Surge is also on YouTube, Wordpress, Twitter, and SoundCloud.
SFBookDraft1 is a collaboration between Claire Fitch and Kelly McErlean. It's available on Twitter, YouTube, SoundCloud, and on WordPress.
Performances have taken place in Music Current, Dublin (2019); SPIKE Alternative Cello Festival, Dublin (2019); and Sonorities Festival, Belfast (2022)
And The Birds Sang game score link.
We Called It Dirt game score link.
Questioning The Elements game score link.
Tale Of A Great Sham(e)Text game score link.
Publications include augmented reality, (RE)VERB #1 (2022); web, COVID Exhibition, ELO (2021); and printed media, Routledge (2022).
Details a practice-based approach to sonic art and electroacoustic composition, drawing on methodologies inspired by the production of electronic literature, and game development.
A collaboration with Kelly McErlean and Martina Murray, Vanguard Voices is an augmented reality 'walking web', published in (RE)VERB #1 Issue #1. Investigating locations around Dublin where Anna Parnell, Maud Gonne and Jennie Wyse-Power worked for the Ladies Land League, Inghínídhe na hÉireann and Cumann na mBan.
Book chapter in "Digital Art in Ireland: New Media and Irish Artistic Practice" (ed) James O'Sullivan. Anthem Press, 2021.
Podcast episode in "Where Are We Now? #1" (ed) Brian Hegarty, thirtythree-45, Droichead Arts, 2020.