…the sculpture allows wind to resonate through the steel tubes making the silent shifting patterns of the wind audible. Vibrations in strings attached to some of the tubes are transferred through skins covering the tops, and projected down through the tubes towards the viewer standing beneath the arch…
via PSFK: Giant Acoustic Organ Installation Makes Wind Audible @PSFK.
Dr . Garth Paine. Karlax and Kyma – 1st contact.
Karlax and Kyma – 1st contact from Garth Paine on Vimeo.
... read moreSo many fun and useful applications.
Originally published in Ragtrader Music & fashion combine25 Nov 2011 Pop-up store and fashion label, Where Lovers Lie, teamed up with sonic branding experts, the Amber Theatre, as part of Melbourne Music Week. They then combined the mediums of music and fashion to create an interactive musical instrument controlled by smart textiles. A spokesman from the Squeeze Me Lightly... read more Interactive textile & sound installation @ Where Lovers Lie – Melbourne’s GPOSaturday November 05, 2011
Updated – See photos of Squeeze Me Lightly Where Lovers Lie launch party Come experience our beautiful interactive textile and sound installation we’ve created together with local fashion label “Where Lovers Lie”. In affiliation with Melbourne Music Week. Where Lovers Lie workroom and concept store. Level 1, Melbourne’s GPO, 350 Bourke Street, Melbourne. Installation runs from Nov 18th-Nov 26th 2011. Sponsored by Moritz Australia. Sound changes everything™
Squeeze Me Lightly™ | Interactive Fabric InstrumentsFriday March 11, 2011
Squeeze Me Lightly™ uses interactive smart fabrics to trigger and play music. The shape, form and music can be easily adapted for different situations, clients and audiences. Squeeze Me Lightly™ is great for:
A huge thank you to Anna and The Social Studio for helping turn sketches into a beautiful object. Check out the amazing work of the brilliant young refugee fashion designers they work with – I just love the new men’s range. TheSocialStudio.org Call Marcel +61 (0) 407 318 065 or email us to find out more and to get your own custom designed Squeeze Me Lightly™ ... read moreSound – Light – ActionThursday July 24, 2008
I’m not sure if the interaction of sound and colour quite hits the mark – simplifying the colour and animations would help in creating more obvious connections between the sound and light – but the willingness of the crowd to participate is really inspiring. The use of human voice is really refreshing and personalises the experience. The means now exist to create amazing brand experiences by connecting the emotional expression of sound to the benefits and personality of your brand, in real- time interactive environments. Imagine this happening in front of your stores…. powerful stuff.
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