In diesen Tagen ist in Dumfries (Südschottland) ein interessantes Stück schwimmende und tönende Kinetik zu sehen, das im Rahmen des Wild Goose Festivals 2020 auf dem Fluß Nith treibt und von Mark Zygadlo erklärt wird.
„WaterOrgan is a floating kinetic artwork. A 37 note wind organ responds sonically to a river or waterway by reading its features with an array of underwater sensors and creating a real-time soundscape. The WaterOrgan will leave Kingholm Quay on Friday 16 th Oct. and make its way to the Centre of Dumfries playing the sounds of the River Nith all the way. You can walk along with the WaterOrgan or, at the Whitesands Steps from 3.00pm., you can hear the instrument replay its sonic journey up the river.“
The WaterOrgan comes to Dumfries on Friday 16th October as part of #WildGooseFestival2020! The WaterOrgan is a floating kinetic artwork with a 37 note wind organ that responds sonically to a river or waterway by reading its features with an array of underwater sensors and creating a real-time soundscape.Join us from 3pm at the Whitesands Steps, where you can hear the instrument replay its sonic journey up the river. More information available here: The WaterOrgan or watch the video below, created by Colin Tennant and Kirstin McEwan for Spring Fling 2019.
Gepostet von The Stove Network am Montag, 5. Oktober 2020