The installation explores the sonic world of textures. The TRT microphone amplifies the time patina found on each surface and attempts to add a physical dimension to field recordings. Aural Topographies presents the sound of textures captured in evanescent landmarks of Bucharest preserving a sonic image of an ever-altered physical reality. The sonification process starts with obtaining a mold print of a 15 square centimeter which is physically scanned by a sensor. The obtained vibration is amplified and presented as a sonic image.
Aural Topographies / Denis Flueraru (RO), Photo: Denis Flueraru
Aural Topographies / Denis Flueraru (RO), Photo: Constatin Simon
Aural Topographies / Denis Flueraru (RO), Photo: Denis Flueraru
Denis Flueraru (RO)
Denis Flueraru is an ITPMA student and a new media artist whose interests revolve around connecting the art and craft of sound and visuals with digital and analogue technology. The underlying concept of his work is interactivity, as he constantly strives to innovate and raise awareness about a variety of facets that encapsulate the idea of the contemporary human habitat.