Joseph Callaly
works
Some selected artistic works for sound/technology:
2025 Patterns of Self-Organsiation (In Swarms) [more details>>]
Multichannel composition
Melbourne Recital Centre, 2025 (SIAL Immersive Sonic Journeys)
Storey Hall, 2022 (Canadian Electroacoustic Community Jeu de Temps)
RMIT Black Box Gallery, 2021 (Sonic Arts Ambisonics Series)
[Funded by Design and Sonic Practice Research Group Commission]
2020 Deloop [more details>>]
Digital music game
Designed in collaboration with Yue Yamanaka, a game to explore cyclical rhythm and non-standard tuning systems.
[Funded by City of Melbourne]
2020 Z-Piano
Digital plugin for online music lessons
A live keyboard/stave overlay which integrates with Zoom or other video conferencing software for online music lessons.
2019 Empat Blok [more details>>]
Interactive multimedia installation
E-Gallery, Malaysia
Created in collaboration with Mike Hoo, Trent Borchard, and Theodore Hassan
2018 Oversetter [more details>>]
Live performance for computer-controlled grand organ
Melbourne Town Hall
2018 SFFFB [more details>>]
Multichannel composition
Black Box Gallery, RMIT
2018 Pan-Alcidae [more details>>]
Multichannel composition
Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory
2017 Tone Field [more details>>]
Multichannel composition
Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory
Some selected artistic works for sound/technology:
Patterns of Self-Organsiation (In Swarms) - 2025
Multichannel composition
Melbourne Recital Centre, 2025 (SIAL Immersive Sonic Journeys)
Storey Hall, 2022 (Canadian Electroacoustic Community Jeu de Temps)
RMIT Black Box Gallery, 2021 (Sonic Arts Ambisonics Series)
[Funded by Design and Sonic Practice Research Group Commission]
Deloop - 2020
Digital music game
Designed in collaboration with Yue Yamanaka, a game to explore cyclical rhythm and non-standard tuning systems.
Z-Piano - 2020
Digital plugin for online music lessons
A live keyboard/stave overlay which integrates with Zoom or other video conferencing software for online music lessons.
Empat Blok - 2019
Interactive multimedia installation
E-Gallery, Malaysia
Created in collaboration with Mike Hoo, Trent Borchard, and Theodore Hassan
Oversetter - 2018
Live performance for computer-controlled grand organ
Melbourne Town Hall
SFFFB - 2018
Multichannel composition
Black Box Gallery, RMIT
Pan-Alcidae - 2018
Multichannel composition
Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory
Tone Field - 2017
Multichannel composition
Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory
research
Writing and talks:
2025 On Transversal Creativities: Figures of a Sonic and Machinic Apparatus
Doctoral Thesis (Monash University), forthcoming
2025 Improvisation as Concept-Creation in Practice Research
Australian Jazz and Improvisation Research Network Conference
2024 Tinnitus and Baradian Perspectives in Diffractive Research Methodology
Diffractions Symposium
Writing and talks:
On Transversal Creativities: Figures of a Sonic and Machinic Apparatus (2025)
Doctoral Thesis (Monash University), forthcoming
Improvisation as Concept-Creation in Practice Research (2025)
Australian Jazz and Improvisation Research Network Conference
Tinnitus and Baradian Perspectives in Diffractive Research Methodology (2024)
Diffractions Symposium
about
Welcome to my personal website as a researcher, artist, and educator, at Monash University. I am interested in three key areas:
1. Sound and its political-economy
2. Perceptual ecologies
3. Onto-philosophies of creative practice and technology
My recent projects include economic approaches to audibility, Baradian theories of tinnitus, and 'gold-farming' in MMORPGs.
Feel free to contact me at:
joseph.callaly[at]monash.edu
Welcome to my personal website as a researcher, artist, and educator, at Monash University. I am interested in three key areas:
1. Sound and its political-economy
2. Perceptual ecologies
3. Onto-philosophies of creative practice and technology
My recent projects include economic approaches to audibility, Baradian theories of tinnitus, and 'gold-farming' in MMORPGs. Feel free to contact me at:
joseph.callaly[at]monash.edu