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Interactive audio-visual dive into the music
- wenger4c 6y agoHi! I'm Clemens Wenger, the artist / composer who commissioned physicsofbeauty.art We just saw that someone posted this here, and we really love that people draw interest! So if you have any questions you want to discuss, I´d be happy to answer! Best from Vienna, Austria Clemens
- parisianka 6y agoI liked it, thank you
- wenger4c 6y agothank you!!!
- slx26 6y agoHey, congratulations to everyone involved in the project. These are the "little" things that make art, internet, people and life more interesting. Maybe not a lot of people will say it out loud, but keep it up anyway!
- stanrivers 6y agoThis is awesome; reminds me of being a kid and watching windows media player or whatever it was with the lava-lamp-like visualizations. Reminds me of simpler times where that was enough to pass the time and feel that all was right in the world...
- parisianka 6y agoFeel the same now...
- wenger4c 6y ago:) I watched windows media player too, haha yeah, simple means communicate calmness I think
- gabriel897 6y agoThis is ridiculously cool. I'm curious to know more about the design/planning that went in to this.
- wenger4c 6y agothanks! There's a nice commarts article: https://www.commarts.com/webpicks/physics-of-beauty https://www.commarts.com/webpicks/physics-of-beauty My designer Alessia and Developer Gianluca talk about their approach to the design and implementation of the interactive visuals. I was just happy that Alessia had a clear vision about how to visualize my music and curiosity in science / exploration. Also I wanted to find a new approach to release a LP long player music album, that is more "lusty"
- motohagiography 6y agoSuper cool. This feels like the music behind realizing Goethe's quip, "architecture is petrified music." Started my early morning with a snow storm and Max Richter's "Sleep," and practising some Yann Tiersen on guitar, and then stumbled on this. Going to be that kind of day. I think with lockdowns even though I live really well, it's the serendipity of finding bits of beauty has been suppressed, and with it, the natural sense of relief it brings. Thank you for this.