Art in Techno-Music #12 : Hands on my machine (+Details)

A 100% black ballpoint pen artwork I did for the cover of a Techno-Acid vinyl record in 2013.

Front cover.

Back cover.

Details.

In the field of electronic music, there is sometimes a sort of rivalry between computer softwares and analog hardware machines. While Narcosis records seem to privilege the latter, hence the synthesizer omnipresence on the art of almost every release, it is also not systematic.
Auditively, many claim that it makes no differences (and I must agree that it is not the pot that makes the cook but his/her skills), I believe that there is a certain impact on your creative approach when using sturdy drum machines and heavy synthesizers. There's a difference when you stand up, work with both hands, turning knobs and faders in real time and when you program everything sitting on your desk, with a mouse.

Here's a shot that seem to be in the middle of the process. The original is 30x30 cm (11,8x11,8 in). It was made in 2013.

The real record.

And a picture of the framed original work.

The original work has been sold and is now part of a private collection around Zurich, Switzerland.

You can find more info about the record and its imprint along with possibility to listen on youtube, here: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Narcosis-05/release/5138892

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