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Model lighting test with draft sound-design. (Models made by the excellent Xander Sligh; demo taped on 7/9/13)

DIAGRAM/SCORE

Visualization-parameters for diagrams/scores derived from "instructions" or "memories" for T2ERU

A: Rupture circle: color = tone (happy, sad, angry, neutral) B: Number of expanding lines = lines of instruction C: Lightest/starriest receiving circle = first instruction D: Darkest receiving circle = final instruction E: Other receiving circles/flares = all other instructions, of any color/saturation/brightness F: Background color palete - 1)Black = Technological/Everyday 2)White = Intimate/Private life 3)SoftColor = Public / Daily life G: Color Bands: Michael Trigilio's anxiety at time of visualization (High-to-Low anxiety = Bright-to-Dark color bands)

ICAP collaboration with SESMI & T2ERU

Two views of a T2ERU image by Adriana Feketeova

Lovely hi-res stitch produced for T2ERU by Adriana Feketeova

LIDAR scan of the roof at Calit2 in San Diego

Carla Scaletti on Memory

"One time I had an idea to try and make a piece about memory - the way memories sometimes loop inside your brain, the way some memories degrade, the way some memories combine, the way some very old memories suddenly reappear. But the more I worked on it, the more I realized that every piece of music is, in some sense, a metaphor for the way memories replay inside our heads over time.

"Memory is really interesting in that it adds coloration and, if you add feedback, allows for recursion (and infinity). Your brain has memory, delay, attenuation, and feedback - it's an IIR filter! By taking in ideas, (imperfectly) remembering them, letting them mix with other ideas inside your head, sending them out later to other people in new forms and receiving feedback from those people, you are acting as a filter and adding color and structure to your corner of the universe. "

- excerpt from the (excellent) book Pink Noises, a collection of interviews by Tara Rodgers.

#Memory #PinkNoises