code generated typography on the paper.

a simple study of audio-reactive motion.
built with openFrameworks + GLSL

APT will attend TodaysArt Festival 2011, Brussels. 30/09/11
We will be providing generative visual projections for an audio-visual performance in collaboration with ∆ICASEA.

TodaysArt 2011、∆ICASEAと一緒に、音と映像のライブセットをやります。
9/30 ベルギー、ブリュッセルにて。

AUDIO : Alex Peverett & Tom Knapp
VISUAL : Takashi Aoki

Performing alongside: Biosphere [Touch] and Egbert Mittelstadt, Kanding Ray [Raster Noton], Senking [Raster Noton] & Zanshin [Affine Records].

TodaysArt 2011
International Festival Beyond Art
The Hague [NL] / 23 + 24 September
Brussels [BE] / 29 September – 1 October

WOW Inc. is proceeding an original project named “VisuaMusio”. A project which explores the correlation of Light and Sound through installation , iPad application and other design mediums. The 1st version of VisuaMusio is called “Is Anyone There” which will be Exhibited in “Tokyo Graphic Passport” at Pompidou Center in Paris.

The theme of this work is “Life”. A real-time program which randomly generates endless visual image and sound.

Tokyo Graphic Passport 2011、WOWで進めているオリジナルインスタレーション、
VisuaMusio「Is Anyone There?」を展示します。
パリ、ポンピドゥーセンターにて。

Tokyo Graphic Passport

Venue：Pompidou Center Paris
Schedule：22 September – 3 October
 2011
Time：11:00 – 21:00

Admission：free

Dedicated to Larry Cuba

Click the image to visit the online work.

The 75 track ∆ICASEA Benefit Compilation For Japan will be released digitally next week,
Monday the 11th of July 2011.

FULL ARTIST LIST AND DETAILS HERE

a random walk study.

built with openFrameworks + GLSL

a Depth of field study.

using openFrameworks + GLSL

a hairy cube study.

built with openFrameworks + GLSL

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

MAC OSX 10.6 OR HIGHER / INTEL CORE DUO PROCESSOR OR HIGHER

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“Songs for oblivion fishermen VII” is an interactive audio-visual installation, exhibited by invitation at Tokyo Designers Week 2010.

A tiny screen hovers in the dark centre of the space, an obsolete pocket television displaying a computer generated tropical rainforest vista. The image is dwarfed by a wall of oversized “sound system” speakers that fill the far end of the interior. Upon entering, the visitor is greeted by the semi-realistic whistles and chirps of a generative synthetic rainforest. As they move towards the screen their proximity interferes with the algorithm to morph the relaxing audio landscape into a wall of harsh digital noise, losing the forest view to visual static.

A literal realisation of the festivals “Environment” theme and a reflection on humanities role within the natural world.

“Songs For Oblivion Fishermen VII” was selected as one of the Dezeen x Design Association container competition winners.

Exhibitions

TOKYO DESIGNERS WEEK 2010

Dezeen x Design Association container competition winners

System Equipments

Citizen Bookvision 05TA Color LCD Portable TV, I-CubeX microSystem Distance sensor,
PureData, openFrameworks