Towering above the audience a series of giant metal tripods support rotating arms.
Current projects
Congregation is a participatory outdoor sound art performance piece. Interactive Sonic Spheres guide the participants to a secret location by using sound alone.
Congregation
Appearing to be artefacts from a hitherto unknown branch of science, Ethometric Instruments are curious, fascinating relics from a bygone age.
Ethometric Museum
Brought together for the first time for this one-of-a-kind event Ray Lee's spectacular sculptures emerge from the darkness of Shoreham Port to a strange but haunting effect
Points of Departure
A series of giant towers hold suspended bell-like speaker cones. A team of 'bell-ringers' make the cones swing higher and higher until each arm soars up over the heads of the audience ringing forth with a peel of electronic tones.
Ring Out
Siren is a spectacular performance piece that takes place within an installation of large sound sculptures; metal tripods with rotating arms that emit electronic drones.
Siren
Archive
What would it be like to go to sleep and wake up in one thousand years time?
Cold Storage
Join ‘Professor Lee’ for a short conversation about the nature of electricity, the invisible force that drives our technologically intense lives.
Electric
Swarm is a kinetic sound work designed for atrium spaces consisting of a series of suspended motors from each of which are hung three loudspeakers.
Swarm
‘Choir’ is an early version of the work that evolved into ‘Siren’.
Choir
A spatial composition for an ensemble of kinetic sound machines.
Circles of Ether
Swing is a sound performance installation that consists of an array of bare loudspeaker cones suspended and swinging above the audience, each individually emitting a discrete sound.
Swing
Force field is a 30 minute performance for MIDI Theremin and sound machines. By interacting with the electro-magnetic ‘force field’ that surrounds the Theremin, Lee activates and controls a series of kinetic sound machines creating music and movement from the Ether.
Forcefield
The World Stylophone Quartet (from The Modulation) - Ray Lee and Harry Dawes 1994
Lee and Dawes
A spatial composition for an ensemble of kinetic sound machines.
Murmur
Spin' develops and extends the research work begun in 'The Theremin Lesson'.
Spin
Hand built, early electronic circuitry powers spinning sirens, rotating loudspeakers, mechanical arms and machines.
The Theremin Lesson
The Detectors are kinetic sculptures that detect metal and electro-magnetic radiation and use this to generate a sound score
Detectors
World Theremin Quartet is Ray Lee and Harry Dawes plus a duo of robotic assistants making up a quartet of Theremins.