Akaklaklak is more than a radio play - it is a radio performance
- it is first a radio composition...
- but also a study of the creative use of modern computer technology
- further it is a trip to virtual sound in space
- and an attempt to develop radio's acoustic story telling - Radio Art...
also performed in other spaces with visual elements
- it is a performance with authors playing live with their
magic instruments
- cycle of 25 mixed media paintings
- an folia installation with 300 pictures on windows, glass portales
- 300 folia pictures hanging in trees
- 130 pictures on cork plates
- an outside radio spectacle for a loudspeaker orchestra
- live 8-track mixing, a five floor high vertical sound sculpture
- a television documentary of authors' sound art directed by Iza Lewenstam
Main instrument: Human voice, the paragon of all instruments
Others: bird skulls, bones, wooden flutes, stones, bows, drums, bowls, hay, horns, seeds, sand, stamping tubes, rain sticks, bull-roarers, aerophones, rattlers,
didgeridoos, dance tubes, computer programmes, samplers, multitrack tape recorders.