“Let us learn to listen to the rhythm of waters, of air, of gases in metal pipes; the roar of engines that breathe and pulse with an undeniable animality; the hissing spirits and the gurgles of valves.”
Intonarumori is a mechanical-acoustic musical instrument invented by the Italian futurist artist Luigi Russolo around 1913–1914.
It is considered one of the forerunners of electronic and experimental music.
A vintage postcard, an archival image by the Fratelli Alinari, machine-stitched.
18,8 cm x 24,5 cm
“Let us learn to listen to the rhythm of waters, of air, of gases in metal pipes; the roar of engines that breathe and pulse with an undeniable animality; the hissing spirits and the gurgles of valves.”
Intonarumori is a mechanical-acoustic musical instrument invented by the Italian futurist artist Luigi Russolo around 1913–1914.
It is considered one of the forerunners of electronic and experimental music.
A vintage postcard, an archival image by the Fratelli Alinari, machine-stitched.
18,8 cm x 24,5 cm