»The Modernist Anticlock« (2019) is based on Bill Dietz's dream from November 2015: a clock with three hands moving at different speeds that reverse direction upon collision; for the installation, this device was virtually simulated and implemented in Max/MSP. The movements of the hands are projected into the space as directed sound beams via a spherical IKO loudspeaker (20 channels) – partly two-dimensionally, analogous to the clock, and partly in complex three-dimensional paths that interpret each hand as a dimension of the space.
video · Documentation (part of the installation)
»The Modernist Anticlock« (2019) is based on Bill Dietz’ dream from November 2015: a clock with three hands that run at different speeds and reverse direction upon collision; for the installation, this device was simulated virtually and implemented in Max/MSP. Via a spherical loudspeaker, IKO (20 channels), the movements of the hands are projected into the space as directed sound rays (»Beams«) — partly two-dimensional, analogous to the clock, and partly in complex three-dimensional trajectories that read each hand as one spatial dimension.
video · Documentation (Part of the Installation)
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