Radio waves are passing through you right now, whether you like it or not (sorry). Some are generated by distant stars; others emanate from a nearby cell phone. And, of course, there are all those pesky radio stations.
It’s an unseen yet significant part of Houston’s landscape.
Capturing that landscape is the goal of a new two-part exhibition by artist and University of Houston professor Abinadi Meza, called “Air, Condition“ (that’s not a typo; thereâs a comma between those two words).
One part of the installation is sound only â thatâs at the Blaffer Art Museum on the UH campus. The other is a video installation on the side of a building downtown. Houston Matters’ Michael Hagerty has more details.
(This story was produced in partnership with Houston Public Media’s Troy Schulze.)
