Gamelatron

Gamelatron Gandaberunda by Aaron Taylor Kuffner is an instrument inspired by Hindu mythology.

Gamelatron Gandaberunda is named after a two-headed mythical bird creature on the outskirts of the main Hindu mythology, believed to possess immense magical strength. This artwork features 36 mirror polished hand forged bronze gongs, and two Balinese style cymbal arrays called ceng-ceng tuned to a non standard 6-note scale.

Please do not touch the gongs or ceng-ceng's.

Gamelatron Gandaberunda's songs consist of multiple live performances, and the process is similar to a DJ mix. Song names represent the flow of live performances, composed of mixed-scored compositions. The compositions' names are not traditional song titles but reflect live performance experiences. The installation itself is an acoustic replication of the live performances as it responds to the space's acoustics, creating a unique auditory experience.

Gamelatron Gandaberunda Songs

• Boom Morning

• By The Glof Of The Man

• Rooms

• Slow Jam

• Pexovemight

• Softly Walking

• Space Between

Aaron Taylor Kuffner is an American born conceptual artist, based in New York. Kuffner’s dynamic work reaches far outside conventional forms of representation: it actively engages its audience and pushes art to serve society.

His pieces often take the form of multi-year projects that require in depth research, collaboration with field experts and the development of specialized skill sets. Each project provides unique conceptual tools that further the evolution of consciousness through the experience of beauty and the sublime.

As a solo artist, with the Gamelatron and other projects and collaborations, Kuffner has performed or presented work more than 400 times in more than 20 countries in the last twenty years.

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