How Does Time' was originally commissioned for and played on a train between
the industrial city of Besançon, France through beautiful mountains and vivid valleys for 1 hour and 40 min
until it gets to La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, the city of watchmaking with it's traditional, famous and very luxurious watch firms.
It is called the watchmaking train, used by french workers going each morning to work in Switzerland and coming back home each evening to France.
the tracks are defined by GPS points of the 14 train stations on this line and fit to their rhythm and the landscape.
'How Does Time' is an imaginary tale about a place in which Time didn't exist until someone came and invented it.
We recorded this piece in the train, in theses 2 cities and in our studio in Red Hook,Brooklyn just before it was drowned by Sandy.
This piece is done for travelling only, so get a walkman.
credits
credits
from Winter Family - How Does Time - Cassette,
released February 24, 2014
released 04 March 2014
originaly curated by Intermèdes Géographiques
drawings & artwork by Vesolt
Released on Psychic Mule
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