Solargrafica
Andreas Zingerle
Field: Sound Interfaces, 2007
Interface Cultures Solargrafica records the paths of the sun using the oldest camera type: the pinhole camera. Pinhole photographs are taken with a lens-less pinhole camera with exposure times from 1 day till 6 months. By doing so the invisible movements of the sun can be transferred into visible landscapes. A soundscape of the recorded and granular synthesis processed samples is played on a five channel sound installation. The visitor can change the mix of the samples and vary thechannel output by movements within the installation.
Solargrafica was shown at the Campus 2.0 Exhibition as part of the Ars Electronica Festival 2007.
Field: Sound Interfaces, 2007
Interface Cultures Solargrafica records the paths of the sun using the oldest camera type: the pinhole camera. Pinhole photographs are taken with a lens-less pinhole camera with exposure times from 1 day till 6 months. By doing so the invisible movements of the sun can be transferred into visible landscapes. A soundscape of the recorded and granular synthesis processed samples is played on a five channel sound installation. The visitor can change the mix of the samples and vary thechannel output by movements within the installation.
Solargrafica was shown at the Campus 2.0 Exhibition as part of the Ars Electronica Festival 2007.
