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'''Research about Signals as sounds'''
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sound sculptures of Peter Vogel
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The components and circuits, normally hidden away in boxes, are displayed in various forms in his art works,
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exposing their vulnerability to the audience.
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The sounds coming from the speakers can be influenced by moving in front of the artwork,
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which almost looks like a note bar from a distance.
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A score for the electronic music it’s generating.
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[[File:Duo.jpg]]
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Jeroen Uyttendaele & Dewi de Vree
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radical interdisciplinary practices engaging with image, sound and the body
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“Ground” is a performance''
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Revision as of 21:04, 31 October 2016

unravel the code
expandedd toolbox


Student

Name: vera castelijns
Email: 0901062@hr.nl
Study: Graphic Design


Projects

The Expanded Toolbox 2016
Unravel the Code V

Workshop

unravel the code

http://www.brainworksneurotherapy.com/what-are-brainwaves
http://www.richardvijgen.nl/#architectureofradio
https://player.vimeo.com/video/23579142
http://www.instructables.com/id/How-control-arduino-board-using-an-android-phone-a/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i42-l2VAzWg
https://forum.processing.org/one/topic/led-matrix-simulation.html
http://www.dunneandraby.co.uk/content/projects http://signaltonoise1.blogspot.nl/ http://www.everydaylistening.com/




Hertzian Tales
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“We are interested in using design as a medium, to ask questions and provoke and stimulate people, designers and industry,…
We are exploring things that exist somewhere between reality and fiction.”
- Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby


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Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, Virtual pet taken to the realm of cell phone messaging.
This virtual crow can always find it’s way “home” and offer images and information on what it’s seen on
it’s journey back. An interesting concept that explores how the trek that digital information.


Signals as sounds

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Try to catch signals of the dongel ,
I didn't find some interesting signals but i find a way to translate some signals in space.
It's related to the sniffer how translate the singals out of the spaces and magnetism.

But i try it with processing and a oscilloscope to combine this in a interaction design.

this picures are a way to visualisate the sound signals.
only thing is that it not interact with the user. It's don't give a trigger to interact with it.

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So i try to make with processing a other way to visulsate the way of sound signals, with the oscilloscope.

The main purpose of an oscilloscope is to graph an electrical signal as it varies over time.
Most scopes produce a two-dimensional graph with time on the x-axis and voltage on the y-axis.
I translate one frequency in al frequencies at the x-axis, and also at the y-axis.
It responds on every signal of sound and interact with it. It's is a playfull thing to do.
its a way to try to have control on this non control signals and make a playfull and interact of the sound signals around you.

oscilloscope display. A signal (the yellow sine wave in this case) is graphed on a horizontal time axis and a vertical voltage axis


52f29ce3ce395f8c1b8b4569.png


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Research about Signals as sounds

sound sculptures of Peter Vogel

The components and circuits, normally hidden away in boxes, are displayed in various forms in his art works, exposing their vulnerability to the audience. The sounds coming from the speakers can be influenced by moving in front of the artwork, which almost looks like a note bar from a distance. A score for the electronic music it’s generating.

Duo.jpg


Jeroen Uyttendaele & Dewi de Vree

radical interdisciplinary practices engaging with image, sound and the body

“Ground” is a performance

Groundwork2.jpg

http://iiinitiative.org/



Imaginary Radio Research
19th (wireless telegraphy - pioneers of the medium)
1st idea, communication radio by water.

The place/context
In a museum, some one is in a room en the other is in a other room.
Make connection by people without physical communication by voice or seeing other by displays.
it's making connection in the atmosphere by water.
waves that can show emotion or a diffrent way to communication by people.

The object

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http://www.skatar.com/ Vibration Mirror by Fredrik Skatar

Water sculpture chromed polyurethan or polished aluminium 60 x 40 cm


One minute of transmitted content

RADIO.jpg

Imaginary Radio

prototype of the lampposts.

The lampposts are a way to communicate in the world, and mabye also out of space. <br? every lampost connect with the signal strongness of the invierment. the lamposts have colours, colours how we divne in nature as good or dangerous.

So can you see how strong and how mucht signaels there are in youre own everiment. (for now only wifi as device)

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Unravel Radio Marathon project

Harddisk love in process.

With the use of an electromagnetic-sniffer, we made it possible to receive and hear radio waves.
These radio waves give the opportunity for autonomous devices to connect, communicate and interact with each other.
By hacking a hard disk drive, we got acces to the accelerating force of the drive’s motor and were able to convert it into a spectrum of frequencies.
While these devices exchange electromagnetic waves, they would be able to build social relationships and even fall in love with each other.


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Q10 proposal

THE SCREEN IS NOT THE WORLD

The screen as a medium. the screen is everywhere, but it is not the world.
We see the world in a screen life, Facebook, News, Instagram. our live's in the Screen. the screen of the world.

But what if you can control the screen.


Research