This installation by Magdalena Kohler and Hanna Wiesener called “Gelsomina” records your voice and knits the waveforms of the sound on a knitting machine controlled by 24 servos. We posted about this back in 2007, but its worth another mention. I just got an electronic knitting machine and I can’t wait to dig in and hack together a computer connection for just this sort of project. Via Bre Pettis.
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Leave it to those Berlin artist to incorporate sound into visual art!
Leave it to those Berlin artist to incorporate sound into visual art!
Leave it to those Berlin artist to incorporate sound into visual art!
Leave it to those Berlin artist to incorporate sound into visual art!
Leave it to those Berlin artist to incorporate sound into visual art!
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