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SETI
      was composed by Emanuel Dimas de Melo Pimenta in 2002. All sounds
      in SETI are exclusively extraterrestrial, that is, sounds captured
      from the sidereal space by astronomical observatories and satellites.
      With those sounds a virtual score of music was created. The music
      score is made with several layers defining interlaced fields
      of sounds. The music is the dynamic path through sound fields
      complex. Its logic is no longer predicative. Metamorphosis. It
      is a slow deep dive inside a space that is also extraterrestrial
      - because it is virtual, out of space. SETI is dedicated to the
      Swiss Peruvian artist Francesco Mariotti. To enter inside this
      spacetime complex it is necessary to be out from the rules established
      by daily life. Out of our world. Free time, free thought.

      
The
      performance in 2008 at Björn Ressle's
      Gallery,
      in New York City also counts with the creative collaboration
      of Mark Wiener and Marcia Grostein. Not only the music, the performance
      includes the projection of a film by Emanuel Pimenta, based on
      images captured by NASA in the frontiers of the known Universe.

      
     

      


      
fragments of
      the music score and still of the film
 
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