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RESONANT BODIES: Echoes of Collateral Damage from the U.S. Drone Program

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A presentation view of a black and silver fold-out publication laying open on a flat surface, with it's cover sleeve standing upright in the background.

RESONANT BODIES: Echoes of Collateral Damage from the U.S. Drone Program

Date: 2021
Artist: Amy Henry (American)
Dimensions:
Folded: 23 x 17cm
Unfolded: 23 x 69cm
Medium: Lithograph print on paper
Object number: UAC 1062
DescriptionAmy studied MA Graphic Media Design at London College of Communication. She says this piece 'addresses the interplay between the acoustic vibrations produced by the United States’ military drone program and the trauma sustained by people on the ground who are subjected to chronic drone sonics on a prolonged basis. It investigates the weaponisation of sound in relation to psychological injury triggered from sound produced by drones or UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles), accompanied by explorations into resonance as a method of design. An investigation into the biological shift created in the brain from this acoustic trauma is a main focus in this exploration.'