ROSE, Jodi

Jodi Rose is the creative director and composer of Singing Bridges, an urban sonic sculpture playing the cables of bridges as musical instruments on a global scale. Rose explores poetic/acoustic resonances of bridges through radiant vibrations and multidisciplinary cultural interventions. The Global Bridge Symphony is an evolving composition where every bridge is connected by sound, like an Acoustic Indra's Net. Amplifying vibrations in the cables and transmission of data from their structures, connects audiences and bridges in a shared listening experience. Her compositions and artistic research connect the liminal spaces of cultural acoustics, media arts & technology with architecture, urbanism and speculative futurism through an evolving approach that combines machine AI collaboration, experimental auto-ethnography and sonic psychogeography.

Rose holds a Bachelor of Visual Arts (Hons) in Sculpture, Performance & Installation from Sydney College of the Arts (1997) and International Master of Fine Arts (Artistic Research) in Art, Culture & Technology from Trondheim Art Academy, Faculty of Architecture & Design, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (2022). Rose's work has received artistic research funding from APRA AMCOS Art Music Fund; Research and Development supported by Australia Council for the Arts New Media Arts; ABC Radio National; ANAT Australian Network for Art & Technology; Arts Victoria Music for the Future.