Composition in the instruments by Materializer Industries is determined by what you may call coinsidence, but is infact nature law. Surface tension and it's characteristics is explored through sound in these series.
dated 2003 until 2008,
react to the artist
(click on an image to enlarge an artwork)
Grandpiano for the rain2008 |
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Final design result for 'Grandpiano for the rain'. Circulating red-wine releases drops onto six sensors that trigger six analog sounds from loudspeakers in the instalation set-up. |
Detail on drop dispencer2006 |
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Wine shorting the audio circuit triggering one of six audiotracks. (100 or 200/300/500/800/1300 Hrz sines) |
Detail on drop dispencer2006 |
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Detail on taps. |
Grandpiano prototype 22003 |
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This object composes and performs an ever-changing symphony. Not at random, for notes and rithem are determined by the will of the wine running through this instrument. |
Rainpiano v.12003 |
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Installation view. Rainpiano composed and performed simultainiously a piece that was written by the falling of drops of water at the core of the object. |
Rainpiano v.12003 |
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One of M-Ind. first attempts to extract wave data from water. Originally designed as part in the installation 'Wateromloop' in 'De Branderij' (Antwerp). Hexagon shaped. |
Sequence2005 |
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Readout of intevals generated by Grandpiano for the rain. |
