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SPECTRAL SENSORIUM
ArtSciencecreative investigations
• audiovisual performances and installations • generative / procedural composition• experimental media and net (art) ...
• synesthetic media• sound spatialization
• immersive environments / sensorium• art-science / spectral research & creation
Media
Post Media
New Media
focus on technology and (new) media
focus on sensory modes and vibratory phenomena
focus on perception and space
1992 > 2004
2005 > 2008
2009 > 2015
late 80’s ++ computer - electronic music / informatics
Art-Sciencecurrent collaborations with: - Baltan Labs (NL)- HEXAGRAM / CONCORDIA University / Montreal (CA)- USF / South Florida / Tampa (USA)- FLinT / USD / Odense (DK)- Medical Museum MUSEION / Copenhagen (DK)- National University of Singapore (NUS) / Technical University of Singapore (NTU)- ArtScience Museum Singapore (SG)- Hackteria (CH / INT) …AMONG OTHERS
New-Media-Art
Post-Media-Art
modal phenomena perceptionvibrations sensorium
Art-Science
psychophysics, neuro-cognitive science, anthropology, sociology
acoustics, optics, fluid dynamicselectrodynamics, (synthetic) biology
&
New-Media-Art
Post-Media-Art
modal phenomena perceptionvibrations sensorium
Art-Science
psychophysics, neuro-cognitive science, anthropology, sociology
objective and subjective qualities of experience
energy consciousness
&
SPECTRAL SENSORIUM
acoustics, optics, fluid dynamicselectrodynamics, (synthetic) biology
SPECTRAL SENSORIUM
SPECTRAL / VIBRATORYmechanical - chemical
anything physically oscillating within or outside the envelope of conscious perception
energy
10 104.3SOUND
VISIBLELIGHT
SPECTRAL SENSORIUM
SENSORIUMthe sum of an organism’s perception,
the “seat of sensation” where it experiences and interprets the
environment within which it livesconsciousness
different degrees of sensibility and domains of action
ArtScience
knowledge
ArtScience
knowledge
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makeexperiment
discover
ArtScience
knowledge
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discover
CREATIVITY PROCESS
OPTOFONICA CAPSULE
The Optofonica Capsule is a futuristic design/architectural object, featuring a mechanized structure whose parts form an autonomous immersive audiovisual environment.
The shell-like shape of the capsule envelopes the body of the visitor to optimize the experience of Surround and Tactile Sound.
Low frequencies are fed through a specially constructed floor, directly into the bone system of the human body, thereby converting the sound into hyper-perceivable vibration.
The five panels of the Capsule's helmet are designed with specific material and transducers so to vibrate and reproduce the surround sound field without any use of traditional speakers.
A flat screen is positioned to cover most of the visual field of the spectator to engage sight at a short distance and panoramic vision.
Immersion within the Capsule adds a new sensorial dimension to the fruition of audiovisual art and expands the possibilities of creation by the artists.
2008
• 2h:30’ double layer dvd • 43 artists from 13 different countries • 23 audiovisual artworks with 5.1 surround sound • 50 pages booklet with graphic artworks
DVD + ARTBOOK released on 17 November 2009
LINE label (USA)
CROSSWIRE EXHIBITION
optofonica
The main goal of this exhibition was to investigate the relationship between sound, space and perception, with a focus on artworks with architectural, sculptural and sensorial elements.
The ‘live acts’ series was conceived to be performed on the actual installations, using them as specific multichannel sound systems.
1967
exact same sample of waterunder the effect of a different frequency
excitation
cymatics effects of periodic (sound) vibration on water
the water droplet undergoes a process of morphogenesis completely dependentfrom the frequency and amplitude of the excitation signal (sound)
and the vibrating medium
anharmonium
RGB laser concave mirror + purified water sonicated by Terfenol-D LF transducer
anharmonium
anharmonium
anharmonium
anharmonium
anharmonium
from Planetary Harmonics & Neurobiological Resonances in Light, Sound, & Brain Wave Frequencies,including the translation of sound to color
online essay by Anthony Fiorenza
SENSITIVE TO PLEASURE
Sonia Cillari
ambisonics cube
2011 DISPLACE
Body Area Network (BAN)
Chris Salter
Body
PerceptionEnvironment
Group
individual experience
collective experience
Multi-modal sensing and sense making not just vision and audition but also smell, taste, haptic senses, proprioception, etc.
Explore the experiential shifts occurring in the embodied experience between the self and the dynamic environment.
Play with the tension between individual and collective
Qualitative analysis: ethnographic, first person methods to understand user/participant experience “phenomenal data” Varela and Shear, 1999
ENVIRONMENT
PEOPLE
MEDIA CONTROL
DATA COLLECTION
FEATURE EXTRACTION
DYNAMICALSYSTEM
CLASSIFIER
VISUALIZATION
How can we define physiological synchrony?
How long does synchrony have to last to consider it a “locking event”?
How can we distinguish between natural and induced synchrony? all physiological signals are cyclical so they will synch-up naturally
Kuramoto model as a possible bridge between the physiology and the stage system.
FLinT Center (Fundamental Living Technology), University of Southern Denmark, Odense
Protocells and Biocommunication research project in collaboration with Dr. Martin Hanczyc 2012-13
Dr. Martin Hanczyc
Protocells and Biocommunication research project in collaboration with Dr. Martin Hanczyc 2012-13
FLinT Center (Fundamental Living Technology), University of Southern Denmark, Odense
Robert C. Beck, 1925-2002 D.Sc., Bioelectrical engineer / researcher
- BLOOD ELECTRIFIER
- MAGNETIC PULSER
- BRAIN TUNER
Cranial Electrotherapy Stimulation (CES) is a treatment that applies a small, pulsed electric current across a patient's head. Some researchers and doctors claim that CES has beneficial effects in conditions such as anxiety, depression, insomnia and stress. However, its effectiveness is still being studied and is thus an experimental treatment. It is also supposed to activate endorphin stimulation.
BRAIN TUNER
RODIN STARSHIP COIL
Resonant inductive coupling or electrodynamic induction is the near field wireless transmission of electrical energy between two coils that are tuned to resonate at the same frequency. The equipment to do this is sometimes called a resonant or resonance transformer. While many transformers employ resonance, this type has a high Q and is often air cored to avoid 'iron' losses. The two coils may exist as a single piece of equipment or comprise two separate pieces of equipment.
WITRICITY - project by M.I.T. 2007
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
Permanent Motion Holder
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
Permanent Motion Holder
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
Permanent Motion Holder
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
Permanent Motion Holder
EDWARD LEEDSKALNIN
MAGNETIC CURRENT
Permanent Motion Holder
ARTSCIENCE RESIDENCY PROGRAM
ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM - MBS
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
David Fries
David Fries is Director of the Ecosystems Technology Group at the USF College of Marine Science, President of the non-profit SciFlies, and CTO of Spyglass Biotechnologies. He was an original member of the USF Center for Ocean Technology, and the founder of Intelligent Micro Patterning, Bioplex, Inc., Voda LLC, and Savu, Inc. He was the original creator of the National Forensic Science and Technology Center, holds 34 patents, licensed 12 technologies while at the university, and has over 60 publications in oceanography, analytical chemistry, medical technology, biotechnology, chemistry, microtechnology, electronics, and robotics. He previously held an appointment at Sandia National Laboratories/Lockheed Martin. He received the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh and the Master of Science in Chemistry from the University of South Florida.
DAVID FRIES
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
Water monitoring:• ph• torbidity• conductivity• temperature• pressure• depth
Optical Spatial Light Modulatorcustom tech developed by David Fries DLP projector engines with modified optics
+ salinity dissolved oxygen and possible chlorophyll
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
spatial patterns / waxels
swarming vehicles
emergent behaviors
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
cell tech
ENERGY
solar
…
propulsion
NAVIGATION
buoyancy
… swarm
OSLM
SENSORS
salinity
oxygen clorophyll
…
acoustic
COMMUNICATION
radio
… internet
LED
LIGHT
DLP
…OSS
SOUND
Transducers
…
microcont.
COMPUTING
OS
… protocols
MODULAR SYSTEM
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
LED / neopixels
LIGHT
DLP …
OSS
SOUND
Transducers
…
MODULAR SYSTEM
Underwater ARTificial Bioluminescent Drifter Swarms
MODULAR SYSTEM
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