Queens-based artist Liz Phillips has been creating interactive multimedia installations for 50 years. She combines audio and visuals with new technologies to create experiences that are unique for each visitor. Her work has been on display at top art museums around the world including The Whitney Museum of American Art and Lincoln Center. She’s also exhibited installations at festivals, alternative spaces, and even public spaces.

In this episode Liz talks to Epicenter’s co-founder and creative director, Nitin Mukul, about what led her to create sound installations before the category even existed, how she uses sound to help people tune into natural landscapes, and what the future of sound art looks like.

Liz Phillips website & "Relative Fields in a VR Garden": http://lizphillips.net/w/

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Our intro music: http://karavikamusic.com/

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