Der offene Schaltkreis
* | 2007
A sound installation by Christoph Haag, Martin Rumori, Franziska Windisch and Ludwig Zeller
Realised at the Klanglabor /KHM
A silent labyrinth created out of open copper trails on the floor carries the electrical signals of a multichannel sound repository. By putting wireless speaker- cylinders on them, the carried sound layers can become audible and the interpretation by the visitors gets possible. The "Offener Schaltkreis" reacts depending on the manner in which the speakers are used: If nothing is moved, the sounds stay calm and soft, but as soon as a single cylinder is placed elsewhere, the sounds of all speakers intensify simultaneously. This results in a dynamic relation between silence and noise, which is influenced by the visitors.
Lange Nacht der Museen, Köln
MakeArt, Poitiers
ISBN 978-3-00-027885-3
The accompanying book is an investigation
in experimental
(WYTIWYG
not
WYSIWYG)
typesetting using the layout engine LaTex, which
is specifically developed for typographically sane paper publications,
and as far as you can get from regular canvas-based typesetting.
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The book is set in LaTeX, produced and available through print-on-demand, the incorporated file tree is completly online and browsable, licensed under the GFDL.
The book is set in LaTeX, produced and available through print-on-demand, the incorporated file tree is completly online and browsable, licensed under the GFDL.
