360 GRADI MAGAZINE (English Version)

THE SIGNIFIED
STRUKTURO creeps into the mind to “break the patterns,” to
destroy any residual conditioning, the habit of thought, dogma, or
existential referment resulting from a pre-packaged truth and not
consciously chosen.
Among the most exciting
destinations in Second
Life in September, there
is, without a doubt,
STRUKTURO.
The creator is Tia
Rungray (tialer.mimulus),
Japanese, who calls
himself an “artist of
classical music and noise”
in his profile.
I confess that this is a
definition that I had never
heard before and even
the musical art of Tia
Rungray is utterly new to
me.
Before exploring
Rungray’s destructuralist
thinking, I warn those
who decide to explore
STRUKTURO to activate
sounds: since it is a
sound installation,
listening is essential.
As the author himself suggests,
STRUKTURO is the emblem of mental
deconstruction.
As the author himself
suggests, STRUKTURO
is the emblem of the
destructuring of the
human mind. The very
fact of uniting classical
music with ferocious
noise, blending them,
makes us realize that
the sound installation’s
theme is destructuring,
the antithesis of
harmony, serenity,
and peace of mind.
The listener finds
himself immersed in
madness because he
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