Suspended Resonance (2025) by Shock Lines, Canberra Glassworks

For a higher resolution video download the file or see Vimeo listing here Shock Lines' work Suspended Resonance (2025) is a visceral exploration of the resonance and materiality of glass. Moving between performance and installation, the work features suspended glass-sandstone sculptures and immersive surround sound. Rumbling, crunching and scraping, Shock Lines reimagines the strength and fragility of glass through sound. Glass Artist – Caitlin Dubler Percussion & composition – Niki Johnson Sound Design & composition – Natasha Dubler Location: Canberra Glassworks, Canberra, Australia Festival Performance: Canberra International Music Festival, May, 2025 Medium: Installation and performance, Date: May, 2025 Audio recorded by Matt Barnes. Mixed and mastered by Bob Scott. Video by Denis Beaubois This project was assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, as well as a Monash Performing Arts Bursary. This project was supported by, and presented in partnership with, the Canberra Glassworks and the Canberra International Music Festival.