Joel Scilley creates unusual wood-based audio components.

A recent Picasso exhibit at the Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, Australia used a turntable interface as an additional control for a touchscreen based interactive music piece. The pairing of old and new turned out to be a huge hit, and acted as a very intuitive, easy to use setup. Yet another interesting example of the trend towards a reversion to chunky analog, physical controls for digital processes.
The Cool Hunter reports:
Co-ordinated by GoMA’s Multimedia Designer, Aidan Robertson and calling on the skills of both the gallery’s exhibitions team and post production company Cutting Edge’s Interactive Designer, Dan Treichel, the [...]