This week, Joo Won Park made electronic music with an artichoke.
Last month, it was a cast iron skillet, and before that, a wireless router.
It’s part of Park’s project to make 100 videos of him making music with found objects. Park, 33, said the project is a “personal challenge to be consistently creative and productive.” It’s also a way that he’s exploring the idea that an electronic musician is a composer, performer and instrument maker all in one, he said.
Watch the artichoke video below. Catch him live this Sunday at Fishtown’s Thefidget Space.
Visit Park’s project, 100 Strange Sounds, here.
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