The "Untitled Sound Objects" by Pe Lang and Zimoun creates acoustic architecture from organic objects and forms connected up to motors and gears. The duo began as laptop performers but were offput by the lack of physicality so they investigated how to create physical instruments that react to their immediate environment and each other. The video above illustrates the process well.
Sound objects make the walls and floors vibrate
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Can ANYBODY tell me where to find those spring-return push-type 'noids? I've looked all over and there seems to be no chance of finding them cheaply and plentifully, yet I see them in these types of installations a lot.
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Sciplus.com have a lot of solenoids at pretty decent prices
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