Piece made in collaboration with Stockholm Environment Institute and NASA’s
Goddard Institute for Space Studies, who took care of scientific underpinning of the project.
In this piece satellite ozone data was used to generate the sound and audio-reactive visualization.
Authors are using ground level ozone data, which is the best representation
of the ozone that harms human health.
The piece is using the data from dierent locations around the globe with diverse
level of ozone concentration of Moscow, Amazon, Beijing representing the ozone data rather than culture or any other characteristic of the locations. To represent each place average monthly ozone
concentration is used in a time series of 12 months.

Sound design was made using sonification techniques such as parameter mapping via midi on the drum machine and via control voltage (CV) on Eurorack modular synthesizer. Parameters of ozone data were scaled and mapped in max/MSP patch.

The video mapping is using live audio analysis and time triggers based on the music composition.
Effects and rendering techniques as well as the 3D model were used to show the diversity of the locations based on ozone concentration. Whole video mapping sequence was recorded live from VVVV generative patch running in real time. ( No post production or editing )

[toggle title=”Zaprezentowana / Exposed”]Moscow, Russia 2014 [/toggle]

• Generatywna
• Programowanie wizualne
• Video mapping
• Wystawa artystyczna