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Connected-Disconnected Disease of Doubt Uncertainty, Boundless Performance
in Virtual Space Hu & Joo

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Space Audition High Five! Beat Food Poisoning Connected-Disconnected Disease of Doubt Hu and Joo Uncertainty, Boundless Sound Communication Secret Words Scream Dancing Feather Spacial Instrument

MOTION DESIGN

Sculpture in Motion GrandBlue festival Coway CES 2017 Coway CES 2016 Media tree SBS MAKING THE STAR
- DSPboyz Style Magazine Talk & City Moon Lovers

EXHIBITION CONTENT

Coway CES 2017 Coway CES 2016 SKCG ChinaPlas Seonnongdan History
and Culture Center Children's
Food Safety Center

ARTWORK

Rainy days AUDIO-VISUAL
INSTRUMENT 01 Snowfall_dataViz Ambiguous Ambiguity



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Screaming

Halloween Project


In the space, there is a quiet frame creature. It is wrapped in a navy-colored fabric, giving off a feeling of calm. Only one interface, a knife handle, sticks out in the middle. In the background, dull, repetitive music creates a somber, dark atmosphere. Someone whose attention is grabbed by the frame will take hold of the knife. When they plunge the knife into the creature behind the fabric, a screaming voice emits from the canvas. The music and the scream get faster and faster as you plunge the knife deeper.





The outer fabric is elastic, behind which the frame is filled with a soft, spongy material that responds to the knife in a similar way to human flesh. The deeper the knife gets into the frame, the faster the music plays and the louder the screams are superimposed. You can enjoy it (because it's Halloween), or perhaps you might be shocked and pull the knife back out to stop the scream.

I implemented this work by linking the value of the potentiometer attached to the knife to the slider in Tone JS; the reading on the potentiometer corresponds to a designated volume and pitch.

  • Manipulate the slider by moving the knife: it controls the pace and degree of the chaotic sound.
  • The value of the potentiometer will be linked to values on the sound data map.
  • The movement of the sliding potentiometer mimics a stabbing movement, thereby matching the creepy movement of the knife.