Sound Circles

Exploration of the differences in sound spatialisation among various materials: Natural materials, with their specific internal geometry, guide, accelerate, and diffuse sound in different ways.

When sound enters these different figures, it takes shape and inherits their material properties. It is therefore of particular interest to observe the physical and sonic phenomenon in these extraordinary material objects.

 

More than the quality of the sound, here we observe how the different sound waves position themselves autonomously and absolutely heterogeneously within the form, along the ribs, veils, and material textures.

 

How does wood sound?
How does metal sound?
How does marble sound?
How does glass sound?