2.5 minutes from a 10 minute sound, light and water installation. Storm House grows out of our previous piece Storm Room. We were asked by Benesse Art Site Naoshima to create a permanent version in a small traditional Japanese house on Teshima Island. A computer controls the flow of water, the lights, the strobes, and the fans, etc. An ambisonic sound track plays through 12 hidden speakers and 2 hidden subwoofers. The piece begins as the storm approaches, with no water hitting the windows, then proceeds to the incredibly loud, floor shaking climax (sorry you can't hear this on KZfaq). As the storm dissipates the sound of someone moving and coughing in the next room is heard and then the piece starts again.