Re: [microsound] installation/sound/movement

[Caleb Deupree <ctdeupree@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Michael Prime of Morphogenesis made an installation from plant 
biofeedback modulated via infra-red sensors which reacted to the motion 
of the plants, and eventually, the motion of the audience.  It was 
documented on his CD EXternum Internus, but I think he had made several 
similar installations.

On Tuesday, May 13, 2003, at 12:38 PM, Senom Tugba Yalcin wrote:

> Hi,
> During a recent trip, I had the chance to visit the 'Living Inside the
> Grid' exhibition at  the New Museum of Cont. Art in NYC. One of the 
> works
> was an interactive one, where the audience stands under a camera and 
> some
> kind of mechanism that has sensors (or something like that), and as the
> audience moves, her/his movements are captured by this mechanism and 
> are
> reflected through the projector on to the screen in different shapes 
> and
> colors. It was very interesting and I was wondering if there is a 
> similar
> experiementation done with sound. I mean, a mechanism that would 
> capture
> your movements and reflect them as sound. I would absolutely *love* an
> installation of that sort, in fact I would then start making music :)
>
> I would appreciate any info on the matter.
>
> thanks,,
> senom
>
>
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