The Land Where It Always Rains is an immersive installation by multidisciplinary artist Kalle Vainio. It weaves together reel-to-reel tape machines, field recordings, and video projection into a meditative exploration of rain and its endless cycles. The fourth iteration of the work turns its focus to memories of rain-personal, collective, and ephemeral. The installation is never static: shifting light and the gradual wearing of the tapes continually reshape its atmosphere. Built with vintage reel-to-reel recorders, it pays homage to the tape-looping practices pioneered in the 1940s and later embraced by artists such as Pierre Schaeffer and John Cage.
