Tag: hyper-sound

hyper-sound is a technology that projects a narrow beam of sound the way a video projector outputs a beam of light the content of which is indiscernible to the eye until the light hits a flat surface. hyper-sound produces a rarefied psycho-acoustical experience characterized by a narrow frequency response

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    SOUND

    A 42-page catalog documenting SOUND, the 2009 exhibition curated and designed by Gustavo Matamoros for The Bass Museum of Art.

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    Coincidence

    Snapping shrimp in Biscayne Bay and shrimp frying in a pan meet inside an elevator bay transformed into a dense, waterlike acoustic threshold.

  • An illuminated empty tabletop stands before two black directional speakers in the darkened gallery at the Bass Museum of Art.

    Small Sounds
    On a Table Top

    Small Sounds on a Table Top uses directional sound to create the illusion of small, invisible objects inhabiting and moving across the surface of an empty illuminated table.

  • Sewing machines mounted on sculptural wooden resonators in Duane Brant’s interactive installation Sew Organ.

    SOUND
    A Sound Art Exhibition

    A museum exhibition composed across space and time, SOUND brought together multichannel, autonomous and interactive works while addressing the problem of presenting sound art within shared galleries.