No Title Gallery has published the catalog of Passenger exhibit including Organo fonatorio, for free here. A video is now on Vimeo here.
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Tag: physical computing
Making together
I’ve been asked by Stefano Maffei and Susanna Legrenzi to participate to the Making Together event, powered by Logotel for the Milano Design Week on April 17-22.
I will present the new “Machina logotelica”, an installation resulting from an assemblage of scavenged stuff (rumentarium style, ça va sans dire…), motors, hair driers, radioclocks. Custom hardware based on audio control will be used (thanks Guru Francesco Richiardi!)
Rumentario autoedule
I’ve added on Vimeo a short video of the “Rumentario autoedule” installed in Como for Elettrosensi 2012.
In the “Rumentario autoedule” installation the Rumentarium electro-mechanical ensemble, made up of 24 acoustic generators, is coupled with audio analysis capabilities. Two mics capture the surrounding soundscape.
Retrieved pitch and loudness profiles are used to drive the orchestra. As the soundscape around is mostly (even if not only) made up of the same rumentarium, the latter reacts to itself.
Elettrosensi in Como
I’m very happy to be invited to hold on Jan 18/19 2012 a couple of seminars at the Conservatory of Como, for the Elettrosensi cycle of this year. I will speak about audio physical computing, mainly showing a bunch of computationally animated rubbish. The “Rumentario autoedule” installation is included.
SMC11, Padua
On July 8th I presented at Sound and Music Conference in Padua my contribution “Audio Physical Computing”, substantially recollecting the experiences I have made up to now on using audio signals to control physical stuff. Nice people and nice concerts, by the way.
ACM MultiMedia in Florence
On oct 28th I will present a poster at ACM MM Conf 2010 in Florence. Too bad I will have no time to stay there more.
The poster deals with the Rumentarium (“The Rumentarium Project”).
andrea valle 