After experimenting with modulated parameters in the TouchDesinger patch, I have gotten to a point in which each different recording renders a shape that is unique from the other recordings. I have been following YouTube tutorials on noise and displacement … Continue reading →

With this portfolio project, I intend to transform these three acoustical panels into  physical representations of a natural, urban and domestic soundscape. Not only will they function as aesthetic objects, they are metaphors for how materiality and spatial acoustics influence our … Continue reading →

TouchDesigner is a node based visual development programme. The application is mostly used for creative interactive media which is then used for projections etc. However, it also has 3d capabilities if used in a different way. I have developed a … Continue reading →

To provide sonic material to create the shapes, I have made recordings of 3 different environments. Natural – Recordings from a hike in Chess Valley, Chesham. I used a Zoom H5 to record the soundscape on my hike. The recording … Continue reading →

For this module I will be focusing on the concept of sonic spatiality and materiality. Developing on my previous work in year two, I wish to actualise a physical representation of an acoustic environment, which represents both the acoustic features … Continue reading →

LaBelles ‘Room Tone’ is a project that spans over art, architecture and design. For me, this project is an interesting work challenging perceptions of sound and space from a social and design perspective.  LaBelle provided participants with three audio recordings, … Continue reading →

Hierarchy of the senses? ‘The Hierarchy of the senses was not the same [as on the twentieth c.] because the eye which rules today, found itself in third place, behind hearing and touch, and far after them. The eye that … Continue reading →

Michael Asher was crucial in the evolution of conceptual, installation art in the late 1960s and 70s. With exhibitions such as ‘Spaces’ at The Museum of Modern Art in 1969 and work at Pomona College in 1970, Asher challenged the … Continue reading →

In this Ted talk, Treasure speaks on the relationship between sound, noise and space. He calls for designers to acknowledge and lend time to the sonic/acoustic properties of a space, not merely visual aspects. Treasure touches on a few different … Continue reading →

Last week I took a trip to Kensington for a couple exhibitions that are part of London Design Festival. The main exhibit I was looking forward to was the Craft x Tech showcase at the V&A. Craft x Tech is … Continue reading →