KYMAT / cymatic installation // good vibrations & visualizing sound
Art Basel / Hongkong // The Future of Audio
Idea & sound: Sven Meyer
camera & editing: Tim Kaiser
production: Elbhall
Thank you: Sennheiser technicians and crew, Fred Schuler, Mädchenfilm, Pay Bandik Nonn, University of Music and Theater Hamburg, Olympus OM-D Mark II, Silke Markmann and singers, Yogaraum Hamburg, Susi and Mascha, Julia Mienert and Lena Wolff for full support.
you are sound - you are vibration
The KYMAT installation produces images that transcend their simple origins: The water seems to dance along with the sound and creates impressing water images.
By transforming sound into visual effects, KYMAT is a way of connecting science with sound-art.
KYMAT
installation & live show
kymat.de
© elbhall.de // elfenmaschine.de 2017
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The Future Sound of Art
As the official audio partner of Art Basel Hong Kong, Sennheiser present the future of the audio world through innovation and its Future Audio Artist Program, which supports cutting-edge sound artists in their work.
sennheiser.com/shapethefutureofaudio
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CYMATICS LABORATORY EXPERIMENT
Object: Cat purr
Frequency: 213,09 – 257,11 HZ
Microphone: / MKH 8020
Sonic image: Sea urchin & Peyote cactus
Object: Bass cello
Frequency: 64,58 – 236,86 HZ
Microphone: MKH 8040 & MK 8
Sonic image: High and low pressure areas
Object: Ship horn
Frequency: 258,39 HZ
Microphone: MKH 8020
Sonic image: Ice crystal & Protozoon
Object: singing Ohm
Frequency: 137,59 - 256,79 HZ
Microphone: MKH 8040 & MK 8
Sonic image: Flower of life & Hexagon star
Object: Heartbeat
Frequency: 23,25 – 116,42 HZ
Microphone: MD 441-U
Sonic image: Cell division
Object: Voice Dr. Meyer
Frequency: 83,97 - 150,73 HZ
Microphone: MK 8
Sonic image: Black hole & Luminary
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