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Glitch Music
One aspect of Neil and Anthony’s project Escape, creates music out of unwanted sounds. Although technically not Glitch Music or Musique Concrete, their work can be considered in relation to these practices. You can visit these links to find out more about Glitch music and see if it inspires you to make your own Electronica. 1. Glitch is…
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Dialtones (A Telesymphony)
Dialtones (A Telesymphony) (2001-2002: Golan Levin, Gregory Shakar, Scott Gibbons, Yasmin Sohrawardy, Joris Gruber, Erich Semlak, Gunther Schmidl, Joerg Lehner, and Jonathan Feinberg) is a large-scale concert performance whose sounds are wholly produced through the carefully choreographed ringing of the audience’s own mobile phones (accessed 2012). ResourcesDetailed information about Dialtones is available at its official web site. High quality images of Dialtones are available from this Flickr…
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How mobile / cell phones work
Mobile phones work by using electromagnetic radio waves. Understanding how they work will give you more ideas on how you can use them and manipulate them for your project. This is a useful guide from ‘How Stuff Works’ (accessed 2012) that gives the basic understanding of one of our most common place technologies – the mobile /…
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The use of electromagnetic waves in Art
Escape, 2012 exploits modern digital communications that rely on electromagnetic waves to function sending and receiving signals by pulsing electromagnetic waves. The received signals are converted to voltages that the Arduino can process to make the wings or other parts of the birds move (Marion, 2012). Electromagetic waves are exploited in a number of ways…
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Mobile Phone Art – other examples
Dialaphone’s examples of Mobile Phones as Art – published August 22, 2008 by Kathryn Vercillo in Uncategorized Earlier this year we took a look at one dozen amazing examples of how mobile phones can be used as the subject of art. In some cases, the phones themselves were used to create sculptures and 3D art. In other cases, paintings and drawings depicted…
