2.04.2010
2.03.2010
Sound Traveling Through the NYC Underground
Instead of a full sound "walk", I decided to record a subway ride. After the recording, I manipulated the sounds to try and reflect some of the feelings I gathered from the sounds - as opposed to just the naked sounds themselves (and the bits of my voice over). I managed to shave down a 20 minute journey into about 7 minutes.
Sound Traveling (mp3/16.4mb)
Sound Traveling (wav/This file is HUGE 72.3mb!)
Sound Traveling (mp3/16.4mb)
Sound Traveling (wav/This file is HUGE 72.3mb!)
1.27.2010
Sound & the City: Deep Listening
On My Rooftop
In No Particular Order
The constant low pitched whir of the kitchen exhaust piped from the restaurant below.
The random short whoops of a police siren.
One long whoop whooop.
Buses stopping and going, compressing and decompressing to lower their steps for people to enter and exit. The beep that accompanies it before the doors open and close.
Truck idle while parked, continuously throughout and just behind my right shoulder.
Planes going to and fro.
The rustle of the Christmas lights against the coarse rooftop floor.
Cars moving at nominal speed
Squeaking car brakes.
Wind swirling about.
The ding sound of a text message notice on my phone.
A car passing with music playing, possibly a ballad - and it faintly fading.
Another car passing with music louder, maybe a pop song, can't it's hard to tell.
The church bells of my phone alarm.
Rooftop Recording(m4a)
Rooftop Recording(mp3)
(Apparently it didn't record while I was sitting still & listening the first time, so I make a 2nd attempt while I was writing down what I heard).







In No Particular Order
The constant low pitched whir of the kitchen exhaust piped from the restaurant below.
The random short whoops of a police siren.
One long whoop whooop.
Buses stopping and going, compressing and decompressing to lower their steps for people to enter and exit. The beep that accompanies it before the doors open and close.
Truck idle while parked, continuously throughout and just behind my right shoulder.
Planes going to and fro.
The rustle of the Christmas lights against the coarse rooftop floor.
Cars moving at nominal speed
Squeaking car brakes.
Wind swirling about.
The ding sound of a text message notice on my phone.
A car passing with music playing, possibly a ballad - and it faintly fading.
Another car passing with music louder, maybe a pop song, can't it's hard to tell.
The church bells of my phone alarm.
Rooftop Recording(m4a)
Rooftop Recording(mp3)
(Apparently it didn't record while I was sitting still & listening the first time, so I make a 2nd attempt while I was writing down what I heard).
1.26.2010
ITP Thesis
WHY?
Why am I making a thesis?
Interests/Attractions/Gravitations/Elations/Inspirations:
Non-duality
Lucid dreaming (a form of the above)
Time Travel
Space Travel
Intuitive Processes
Child-like Curiousity
Synesthesia
Bright Colors
3 Dimensional Wood Puzzles
Holography/Holographic Projection
Mirrors
Hypersonic Sound
Sound & Noise
Sustainability
Green Energy
The World/Earth as one big bubble that we all inhabit
R. Buckminster Fuller
Nano (super super tiny tiny tiny)-technology
Altruism
Consumerism
Neuroscience
Computer Vision
Augmented Reality
Magnetic Levitation
Gears and Mechanisms
Information made accessible to the masses
Light
Space (physical, mental, ethereal, outer, inner)
Personal Faith
DIY
I’m interested in how people formulate their perspective,s how their experiences inform their perspectives and perceptions and how their perspectives and perceptions in turn inform their experience. What I’m greatly interested in is what sort of mechanisms/tools are use to shift one’s perceptive, whereby changing and shifting their experience.
Abstract:
http://www.nonduality.com/whatis.htm
http://www.lucidity.com/LucidDreamingFAQ2.html#dreamcontrol
Lucid Dreaming in the NY Times
Necker Cube
Peter Pan
Fred Alan Wolf
Concrete:
How Stuff Works
All Five Wood Puzzle
Orb, James N. Sears
Danny Rozin's Mirrors
“Signature Chair”, Tim Hawkinson
Tape Measure Clock
MC Escher

James Turrell on Wikipedia

Salvadore Dali

Wassily Kandinsky

Automatons
WHAT am I trying to do/make?
A physical medium that initializes a sense of nonduality, utilizing sound, mirrors, light, computer vision.
WHERE?
If I don’t have a portion or the entirety presented at ITP, then at some sort of gallery space.
WHO?
For those who have both visual and auditory cognition/
HOW?
That’s one of the bigger questions – after “What?”.
Why am I making a thesis?
Interests/Attractions/Gravitations/Elations/Inspirations:
Non-duality
Lucid dreaming (a form of the above)
Time Travel
Space Travel
Intuitive Processes
Child-like Curiousity
Synesthesia
Bright Colors
3 Dimensional Wood Puzzles
Holography/Holographic Projection
Mirrors
Hypersonic Sound
Sound & Noise
Sustainability
Green Energy
The World/Earth as one big bubble that we all inhabit
R. Buckminster Fuller
Nano (super super tiny tiny tiny)-technology
Altruism
Consumerism
Neuroscience
Computer Vision
Augmented Reality
Magnetic Levitation
Gears and Mechanisms
Information made accessible to the masses
Light
Space (physical, mental, ethereal, outer, inner)
Personal Faith
DIY
I’m interested in how people formulate their perspective,s how their experiences inform their perspectives and perceptions and how their perspectives and perceptions in turn inform their experience. What I’m greatly interested in is what sort of mechanisms/tools are use to shift one’s perceptive, whereby changing and shifting their experience.
Abstract:
http://www.nonduality.com/whatis.htm
http://www.lucidity.com/LucidDreamingFAQ2.html#dreamcontrol
Lucid Dreaming in the NY Times
Necker Cube
Peter Pan
Fred Alan Wolf
Concrete:
How Stuff Works
All Five Wood Puzzle
Orb, James N. SearsDanny Rozin's Mirrors
“Signature Chair”, Tim Hawkinson
Tape Measure Clock
MC Escher

James Turrell on Wikipedia

Salvadore Dali

Wassily Kandinsky

Automatons
WHAT am I trying to do/make?
A physical medium that initializes a sense of nonduality, utilizing sound, mirrors, light, computer vision.
WHERE?
If I don’t have a portion or the entirety presented at ITP, then at some sort of gallery space.
WHO?
For those who have both visual and auditory cognition/
HOW?
That’s one of the bigger questions – after “What?”.
Hospitable Room: Project Concept

There is a cylindrical space within the Play Room at Rusk that I would really love to put to use. It used to be a computer area until it was decided the computers went through more abuse than maintenance could handle. It's currently being used as a random storage area.
The inner walls are white and there is a fixed half circle table in there. It would be awesome if we could project into the space to make some kind immersive interactive space. However, I realize there are some challenges with where the projector can be mounted without being completely blinding to the person in there - as well as other space and technical set-up challenges. Still, if there is some way......it would be awesome.
Labels: Hospitable Room, ITP
1.25.2010
Time: Theory of Relativity
Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity
Wikipedia entry for General Relativity
Basically, if I were to move at the speed of light (or 299,792,458 meters per second), time would seem to be moving more slowly for me, compared to someone on Earth. One hour for me would be x-amount of years for someone on Earth time.
Wikipedia entry for General Relativity
Basically, if I were to move at the speed of light (or 299,792,458 meters per second), time would seem to be moving more slowly for me, compared to someone on Earth. One hour for me would be x-amount of years for someone on Earth time.
1.06.2010
1.05.2010
More tek(s)neSonic at Southpaw
More footage of the NIME performance at Southpaw on Dec. 15, 2009. This was shot by AJ McGuire (http://ajmcguire.com)
tek(s)neSonic performed for NIME at Southpaw from teknevision on Vimeo.
12.30.2009
12.26.2009
12.23.2009
12.21.2009
ITP Winter Show 2009 After Party!!!
12.20.2009
12.17.2009
RapidFTR.com
Our Design for UNICEF project now has an official website:
http://www.rapidftr.com
http://www.rapidftr.org

http://www.rapidftr.com
http://www.rapidftr.org

Labels: Design for UNICEF, ITP
12.16.2009
tek(s)neSonic
Second video of tek(s)neSonic interaction from a distance with a dark room, using lights to interact with the letters onscreen.
First video documentation of tek(s)neSonic interaction.
tek(s)neSonic2 from teknevision on Vimeo.
First video documentation of tek(s)neSonic interaction.
tek(s)neSonic from teknevision on Vimeo.
Labels: ITP, NIME, openframeworks








