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today's piece started with 3 hours of learning about sound synthesis using the moog and ended with 30 minutes of "oh man I have to post something"
experimentation is fine, but it's not often worth showing people. today it was throwing ideas against the wall and instead of focusing on what stuck, it was about carefully watching the stuff that didn't stick.. how does it slide down the wall? what happens when it hits the floor? what does it sound like when you overload a band of frequencies and overlap distortions/phasing/etc.? it's fun. so today's result was overcooked spaghetti with some pretty oregano sprinkled on top to make it look good.
i have to settle for "that was pretty fun" if not "this is pretty good"
the video was taken in Chiangmai, Thailand a few years back.
3/6/26 EDIT: swapped video file to updated version (original had a long pause of black silence before bottles; the instagram version will stay as it was, to not disrupt the chronological flow of the grid)
I've watched the video 3 or 4 times now, and I can't figure it out. The table setting seems like it's taken from above looking down, then it looks like it's on a vertical wall....what??
ReplyDeleteyeah, pretty trippy, eh? :)
Deleteit's a table setting literally screwed to the ceiling overhang of an al fresco cafe in Thailand. Zoom in to see the little screws in the cutlery. haha. No computer trickery, except for the brownish overlay I added at the end of the shot.