Deb Diehl is a Los Angeles-based artist and educator. Exploring the intersection of physical and psychological spaces, Diehl creates video installations, films, and photography about that which is revealed beneath the surface of socially constructed and naturally occurring phenomena. Diehl has exhibited in venues such as the Vincent Price Art Museum in Los Angeles; Ars Electronica in Austria; The Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena; WTTW Public Television in Chicago; and in various film festivals in the United States and abroad. Diehl has an MFA from Northwestern University and teaches at Glendale Community College in California.

Artist Location: Los Angeles, CA
Social Media: Artist Website

soundpedro 2021 participation: TBA

Proposed work as accepted for soundpedro 2021:
Security Camera
This 4-minute audial/visual experimental short is an exploration of the world of nighttime wildlife on the hillside behind my urban neighborhood in northern Los Angeles. After editing the footage from the hunting trap cameras I use to capture animal activities at night, I created an ambient sound design sculpted specifically to reflect the signature ambient audio of this particular urban neighborhood. Traffic, wind chimes, sirens, and the relentless calls of mockingbirds combine with the sync sound of the animals and their movements. The video for this piece would be projected onto a wall or flat surface and audio would playback on stereo speakers.