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+ | A stone is dragged through the space using a hoist. The movement is so slow that it is hardly visible. The sound of the stone moving across grains of sand is picked up by microphones inside the stone and this sound is amplified through metal plates serving as loudspeakers. The extremely slow movement magnifies, as it were, each point of contact, making time tangible – or rather: audible – through the creaking and grating sounds. As the day progresses, the sound cumulates into an increasingly richer and fuller sound. At the end of the day, the sounds become a recording of the amount of energy necessary to move the stone. Like in his other works, the artist Gert Aertsen here reflects on the relationship between time and technology in our current information society. Aertsen tries to reverse this relationship and make it slow down rather than wanting to continue increasing its speed. | ||
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+ | (2014)Produced by Overtoon, coproduced by Z33 en Lahaag | ||
+ | Images Videos Voorbij Sense of Sound 02.03 to 25.05.2014 More Sharing ServicesShare | Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on print Blog 02.07.2014 Registration symposium Sense of Sound online 30.06.2014 Jan Boelen curator of Designing Scarcity at Het Nieuwe Instituut (Rotterdam,NL) 28.03.2014 Final weekend of Atelier à Habiter 25.03.2014 Grcic now at VITRA, in 2015 at Z33 17.03.2014 Twunch in Atelier à Habiter do 20 maart 27.01.2014 Update 'Open call for curatorial proposals' for exhibition on ‘graphic print media’ 10.01.2014 Call for Architects and designers for meeting point De Unie Hasselt-Genk 09.01.2014 Jan Boelen curator design biennial Lubljana 20.12.2013 Work at Z33 - coworking space 16.12.2013 Wanted: (sound) artist, a composer, musician, turntablist, producer .. for The Sound of Hasselt-Genk more | ||
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code for arduino | code for arduino | ||
Revision as of 11:58, 27 August 2014
“There can be no silence up in the mountains, since their very contours roar. And for there to be silence, time itself has to attain a sort of horizontality; there has to be no echo of time in the future, but simply a sliding of geological strata one upon the other giving out nothing more than a fossil murmur.” America, Jean Baudrillard
A stone is dragged through the space using a hoist. The movement is so slow that it is hardly visible. The sound of the stone moving across grains of sand is picked up by microphones inside the stone and this sound is amplified through metal plates serving as loudspeakers. The extremely slow movement magnifies, as it were, each point of contact, making time tangible – or rather: audible – through the creaking and grating sounds. As the day progresses, the sound cumulates into an increasingly richer and fuller sound. At the end of the day, the sounds become a recording of the amount of energy necessary to move the stone. Like in his other works, the artist Gert Aertsen here reflects on the relationship between time and technology in our current information society. Aertsen tries to reverse this relationship and make it slow down rather than wanting to continue increasing its speed.
(2014)Produced by Overtoon, coproduced by Z33 en Lahaag
Images Videos Voorbij Sense of Sound 02.03 to 25.05.2014 More Sharing ServicesShare | Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on print Blog 02.07.2014 Registration symposium Sense of Sound online 30.06.2014 Jan Boelen curator of Designing Scarcity at Het Nieuwe Instituut (Rotterdam,NL) 28.03.2014 Final weekend of Atelier à Habiter 25.03.2014 Grcic now at VITRA, in 2015 at Z33 17.03.2014 Twunch in Atelier à Habiter do 20 maart 27.01.2014 Update 'Open call for curatorial proposals' for exhibition on ‘graphic print media’ 10.01.2014 Call for Architects and designers for meeting point De Unie Hasselt-Genk 09.01.2014 Jan Boelen curator design biennial Lubljana 20.12.2013 Work at Z33 - coworking space 16.12.2013 Wanted: (sound) artist, a composer, musician, turntablist, producer .. for The Sound of Hasselt-Genk more
code for arduino
https://web.archive.org/web/20120105015729/http://wiki.makerbot.com/mre2
using the makerbot magnetic rotary encoder v2.1
here is the code
#define ENCODER_A_PIN 2
#define ENCODER_B_PIN 3
long position;
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(19200);
Serial.println("Started");
pinMode(ENCODER_A_PIN, INPUT);
pinMode(ENCODER_B_PIN, INPUT);
attachInterrupt(0, read_quadrature, CHANGE);
}
void loop()
{
Serial.print("Position: ");
Serial.println(position, DEC);
delay(1000);
}
void read_quadrature()
{
// found a low-to-high on channel A
if (digitalRead(ENCODER_A_PIN) == HIGH)
{
// check channel B to see which way
if (digitalRead(ENCODER_B_PIN) == LOW)
position++;
else
position--;
} // found a high-to-low on channel A
else
{
// check channel B to see which way
if (digitalRead(ENCODER_B_PIN) == LOW)
position--;
else
position++;
}
}