Sometimes the online world reveals unsuspected parallel dimensions. This is an unknown restyle of Neural independently (and secretly as we never knew about it) made by NY-based Motion and Graphic Designer, Clarke Blackham. Very nicely made, perhaps only a bit glossier for the magazine’s line, it testifies once more how even your most familiar outcomes can have another life somewhere else.
Macrogroove, three-dimensional sonograms
The unpredictable resurgence of vinyl has rekindled an interest in physical sonic structures. Gilles Azzaro’s “Macrogroove” realises the idea of a three-dimensional sonogram. It is a 3D printed ‘audio coding’, which is played by a laser beam, scanning the form and reproducing it in real time, through a manual crank. The extrusion of the virtual in a three-dimensional space provides a new model for a sonic ‘object’. While the author refers to the early crank-manoeuvred phonograph, the aesthetics and functionality of this object (high audio quality, although limited to 10 seconds), demonstrate a different methodology for converting abstract data in an operative form. (Photo Credit: Olivain Porry).
Gilles Azzaro – Macrogroove