Bangs, thumps, taps and rattles

Charlie Hooker · University of Brighton Repository (University of Brighton) · 2010

This work explores how how historical data on the web can be used to generate a new audio-visual work, and how techniques of sound collage can be developed to generate a new work from found footage. This film, in particular, uses multi-layers of sampled sound and video to generate complex percussion rhythms and images that fill the gallery wall, enveloping the viewer both audibly and visually.

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