Bryan Von Reuter is a forensic media examiner, and an interdisciplinary artist. He lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. In his forensic practice, he answers questions about recorded evidence, investigating what can be known about an event by determining what information can be learned by the media left in its wake. In his artistic practice, he asks questions about wholeness, density, confusion, velocity, and states of being in the information age. His visual art, abstract music, and audiovisual installations investigate ways to understand those unseen facets that underly reality, and our failure to perceive them with our senses.
We talk about sound engineering, digital forensics, textured ambient soundscapes, David Lynch's films and his practice of transcendental meditation, music as a tool for perceiving new states and achieving emotional access, nostalgia, and the mysteries of being at its smallest and largest scale.
Top: Still, Enfolder, 3D Digital Sculpture, 2017
Middle: Still from performance video, Prefrontal/Nonlocal Signal Burst v. ∞ 2016
