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- ÖFAI-TR-2010-04 (
483kB PDF file)Because we are all falling down. Physics, gestures and relative realities
- Volkmar Klien, Thomas Grill, Arthur Flexer
- Relative Realities, a media installation by Volkmar Klien,
realized in co-operation with Thomas Grill investigates how
movement and its perception relates across different media,
modes and spaces. The installationÂs sonic aspects are generated
in real-time in accordance to the installationÂs physical
movement. This generative music engine is conceptualized
and based on physical movement rather than established
Âmusical parameters. Using a virtual physics (e.g.
gaming) engine, physical interaction between objects, a flow
of energy is created, which is then wired dynamically to
sonic parameters on high (structural) as well low (timbral)
temporal levels. Physical modeling in this context is applied
not to synthesize sound but objects behavior, to create and
control flows of energy. Even though the following article
describes an artistic approach to the issues at stake we hope
that it will allow for cross-pollination between analysis and
practice in the sonic arts.
Keywords: Sonic arts, Electroacoustic music
- Relative Realities, a media installation by Volkmar Klien,
realized in co-operation with Thomas Grill investigates how
movement and its perception relates across different media,
modes and spaces. The installationÂs sonic aspects are generated
in real-time in accordance to the installationÂs physical
movement. This generative music engine is conceptualized
and based on physical movement rather than established
Âmusical parameters. Using a virtual physics (e.g.
gaming) engine, physical interaction between objects, a flow
of energy is created, which is then wired dynamically to
sonic parameters on high (structural) as well low (timbral)
temporal levels. Physical modeling in this context is applied
not to synthesize sound but objects behavior, to create and
control flows of energy. Even though the following article
describes an artistic approach to the issues at stake we hope
that it will allow for cross-pollination between analysis and
practice in the sonic arts.