Projekttitel public participatory performance
Kooperationspartner: UC Davis, Department of Design und
American River College, Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität, Institut
für Komposition und Dirigieren | Computer Music Studio CMS
Ort: Linz/Austria, Davis/USA
Laufzeit: 21.8.2017 - offen
Beschreibung
CMS Research Residency
Jiayi Young (UC Davis) und Dr. Shih-Wen Young
(American River College)
Residency Agenda
The goal of the residency is to incorporate
soundscapes into interactive environments to facilitate and further
data-driven and sensor-enabled visual and experiential objectives.
We are grateful to have this opportunity to conduct research at
Bruckner University. During residency we will utilize
state-of-the-art sound equipment, and exchange knowledge and
scholarship regarding current advancement relating to the history
and contemporary practice in computer music.
Specific topic of interest are outlined below:
20 channel soundscape with panoramic projection
and live sensing of human bodily movement.
Non-linear mapping: theoretical framework from a
physics perspective, frequency mapping between sound and light
spectrums that more closely correlate with human sensory processing.
Relationship between generative design (visual)
and generative sound.
provocation, visual and experiential
interactivities in a participatory performative environment
Präsentationen:
CMS invited lecture #30
Jiayi Young
"Big Data, Human Cognition and Provocation“
9.10.2017, 15 Uhr, Sonic Lab, ABPU Linz
CMS Gesprächskonzert #9
Jiayi Young
„fōnän" work-in-progress:
Through a series of collaborative efforts, fōnän
constructs spatial compositions that layer upon elements of light,
sound, movement, data and pattern to provoke questions of society
and culture.
10.10.2017, 19.30, Sonic Lab, ABPU Linz
Sonic Saturday, Computermusikkonzert Medium
Sonorum im Rahmen des ars elecroncia festival 2017
Jiayi Young und Shih-Wen Young
„Transduction“ - public participatory performance
9.9.2017, 20h, Sonic Lab, ABPU Linz
Kontakt: Ao.Univ.Prof. Andreas Weixler
a.weixler@bruckneruni.at
Mag.a Se-Lien Chuang
s.chuang@bruckneruni.at