{"id":29912,"date":"2018-06-28t11:10:21","date_gmt":"2018-06-28t16:10:21","guid":{"rendered":"\/\/www.imrbdigital.com\/?page_id=29912"},"modified":"2018-06-28t13:39:02","modified_gmt":"2018-06-28t18:39:02","slug":"celebration-of-learning-project-kandinsky-visualizer","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"\/\/www.imrbdigital.com\/celebration-of-learning-project-kandinsky-visualizer\/","title":{"rendered":"celebration of learning project: kandinsky visualizer"},"content":{"rendered":"
student: <\/strong>adam merki inspired by kandinsky\u2019s writings concerning synesthesia in on the spiritual in art <\/em>(1911), the \u201ckandinsky visualizer\u201d seeks to bring to life kandinsky\u2019s theories concerning the experience of sound and color. utilizing cycling \u201874\u2019s software max 7, the visualizer produces is a series of concentric circles in a form akin to the painting squares with concentric circles (farbstudie \u2013 quadrate und konzentrische ringe<\/em>, 1913)<\/em>. the object or program functions by separating the incoming frequency into a series of ranges, similar to a graphic equalizer on a stereo.<\/p>\n using the incoming ranges, peaks in volume are calculated which thereby determine the brightness of the perceived color. although the project has yet to actualize the entirety of kandinsky\u2019s theories surrounding color, which include variation in shape and the motion of colors in a three-dimensional sense, the overall objective is to heighten the viewers awareness of their aural environment through visual stimulus.<\/p>\n
\nproject: <\/strong>kandinsky visualizer
\ncourse: <\/strong>cmap 8010: creative media practice
\nfaculty sponsor: <\/strong>lutz koepnick, german, russian & east european studies<\/p>\n
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