(Video) Sculpture Finds A New Use For Vinyl Records
Combining audio and visual elements has been the preoccupation of many artists since John Cage’s days. London-based Sculpture offers a new take on the audio-visual mix with their custom-outfitted vinyl records and tape systems. Surprisingly, the records are used as a visual element; while being played, they enable images to come alive–and allow for live analogue mixing with the sound accompaniment.
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Design & Architecture, Entertainment |
| TAGS: | audio-visual, audiovisual, london media art scene, Sculpture |
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