Donauwalzer – sonifying the danube river
Sonifying the current of the river danube through electric current: The course of the danube was screenprinted in blue ink, a normal vector and it’s distance to the river was printed in conductive ink and hooked to a battery.
The latter can be the traced with a copper pen, which picks up the strength of the electric current at the point it touches and puts it out as sound via a speaker.
Photo Credit: Joseph Swide
The print in use.
Electronic setup of the prints.
2019
Private Project at Code Paper Scissors at School for Poetic Computation.
Private Project at Code Paper Scissors at School for Poetic Computation.
Thanks to Coralie Gourguechon and Pamela Liou for teaching me how to make art with electric currents.
