We perceive outside events and phenomena using our six senses. We have two more important senses in addition to these six. They are the seventh sense of distinguishing such phenomena and the eighth sense of storing perceived information. These eight senses can be artificially removed, and with the eight senses removed, no definite distinction exists between ourselves and the phenomena.
The expansion of the scope of musical materials and composing methods does not only mean the advancement of the history of music bust also the discovery of our senses that have existed all along but have not been recognized. The more abstract the target is, the more stimulated such senses become.
The recognition of the abovementioned facts can serve as the starting point for reaching the state of no distinction between sound and noise; sound and silence; tension and non-tension; the performer and audience; the performer and composer; myself and those; and existence and non-existence.
이 누리집은 대한민국 공식 전자정부 누리집입니다.