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Grand merci àTim pour son joyeux coup de crayon feutre!

Ce n'est pas par égocentrisme, mais, étant donné que c'était ma première expérience à la tablette, je ne voulais pas maganer personne d'autre.


juin 2008, Londres
peinture numérique, fait à partir d'une photo prise par Nathanaël Lecaudé

A blue cylinder. Touch it, it will sing. Move it, it will sing another note. Put the orange rectangular prism on it. This way, the note it sings is consonant with the note of the cylinder. Take the red triangular prism. Put it sideways. You have now a dissonant chord. And now, the green pyramid, and the purple cone. Build yourself a still life of geometric shapes, build your harmony.

Build your harmony is a interactive sound installation for all ages. Children will enjoy playing with big blocks making sounds, and adults will appreciate the infinite different harmonies they can create by interacting with the shapes, at the same time affecting the rhythm. When people will not interact with the installation, the last harmony will become soft and will develop rhythmically on its own, and will develope its own un-phase rythm. If the shape is not moving its sound will fade out slowly to a very low volume. When somebody moves it the volume will quickly fade in. If this person moves the shape more vigorously the volume will increase, and when this person leaves the shape stationary the sound will fade out slowly.

Thank you Tom Whitehouse helping me to the submission of this project!

Audio Video example here!

Build Your Harmony continue ici!

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