Espen Sommer Eide (materialvision), a composer based out of Bergen, Norway, has an unusual approach to musical art. By using sound as "both method and medium," Espen works to break down the artificial divide between audio and visual representations and tools.
London-based audiovisual artist Joëlle Snaith has been enthralling audiences around the world with her experimental real-time visuals and live performances. Her art focuses on bringing in-the-moment emotions to life — what she calls "exploring the connection between what I'm hearing, feeling, and seeing." The end result is a unique moment and process, captured in her visuals.
Running through some basic audio synthesis concepts with Vuo audio tools.
Since there are such amazing modular environments out there solely dedicated to audio, I hadn't given Vuo much thought for audio. Vuo of course has its own special charm, and having made this comp I can now better imagine some interesting results integrating some audio with visuals in Vuo.
Since 2010, Rodrigo Carvalho (visiophone) and Miguel Neto have been performing an audiovisual collaboration called Boris Chimp 504, which, in their words, "tells the tale of Boris 504, a chimpanzee who's exploring the space-time continuum, jumping between several dimensions of the universe.
