yuri suzuki: looks like music audiovisual installation at MUDAM
a series of miniature robots detect and follow a designated circuit - a black line traced in marker pen - scattered among color reference points that are translated into sound.
yuri suzuki: looks like music audiovisual installation at MUDAM
all images © hitomi kai yoda – courtesy yuri suzuki
yuri suzuki
MUDAM, luxembourg
august 3rd to august 26th, 2013
japanese media artist yuri suzuki has developed ‘looks like music’, an audiovisual installation for MUDAM, based on his previous interactive piece entitled ‘color chaser’. the intervention consists of a series of odd-shaped miniature robots designed by dentaku which detect and follow a designated circuit – a black line traced in marker pen – scattered among color reference points that the mobile objects translate into sound. the exhibition invites the public to contribute to create an orchestra by extending the circuit drawn on paper with colored markers. within the installation, five different color chasers translate the drawings into a symphony of music composed by mark mckeague; each shape produces unique sound content such as drum samples and computer noise percussion to create playful audible chaos.
looks like music – MUDAM 2013
video courtesy yuri suzuki
a series of odd-shaped miniature robots detect and follow a designated circuit; a black line traced in felt pen
scattered among reference points, the mobile robots translate colors into sound
‘basscar’ – has deep dub step like bass sound
‘glitchcar’ – has computer noise percussion sound
‘arpeggiocar’ – has arpeggio sound
‘drumcar’ – has various drum samples
‘melodycar’ – plays chords and melodies
color chasers test
video courtesy yuri suzuki
installation view at MUDAM
installation view at MUDAM
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