anna marinenko connects nature and noise for sound form wave
anna marinenko connects nature and noise for sound form wave
all images courtesy of anna marinenko
ukrainian designer anna marinenko has drawn a symbolic and visual connection between noise and nature for ‘sound form wave’. while studying outdoor vistas, marinenko observed the aesthetic similarity between the oscillating heights of mountains, trees and skylines and the waveforms of music. she has composed a series of graphic expressions which compare the two otherwise disparate images side-by-side, matching them together into a single picture. reflections of forested areas into rivers and cityscapes mirrored in the water are linked to the undulating linear illustrations of the highs and lows of sound; ocean ripples moving away from a speed boat, tall strands of grass, clouds and boats also correlate to the musical patterns.
a mountainous landscape reflecting onto the water is matched up to a sound wave
a city skyline connects to the sound wave
ocean waves flowing away from a speed boat are pictured beside a noise graphic
a serene landscape is visually similar to the sound wave
tall grass strands are compared to the graphic illustration of sound
mountains and trees are matched up to the wave
clouds are compared the graphic illustration
an airplane’s flight path looks like a sound wave
cityscapes and skylines undulate like the sound wave
boats reflecting in to the sea are similar to the sound graphic
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great! idea
nice job…. OTB………love to see it function
seems a huge truth has been hiding in plain sight. (((hello waveforms)))
a very superficial idea based solely on some reflection symmetry
What is this? A joke? No…really… at second thought it is really a joke.
I want to hear the sound.
Now you can find more my Nature Soundwaves here https://www.etsy.com/ru/shop/NatureSoundWave
Anna, did you license your images for use by Landr (digital audio tools) for their Facebook promotions, or did they just ‘use’ them?