Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight BlinkJune 1, 2015 - June 30, 2015Richard GaretTimes Square Advertising CoalitionArtist Richard Garet’s Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight Blink was an abstract visualization of sounds captured in Times Square across a multi-day period.Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight Blink transformed the frenzied sounds of Times Square into a lush, luminescent visual representation. Garet left no audio in the piece, only a moving image signal that took the viewer on an optical journey through the neighborhood’s soundscape.On June 5, 2015, Garet lead a ‘Sound Walk’ through Times Square to the key locations from his recording sessions, sharing his most striking sonic experiences with participants. The walk culminated with a viewing of the Midnight Moment at 11:57 pm on Times Square’s Broadway Plazas.“In my processes establishing the material is key, and from there it becomes a reductive process where a vast number of possibilities and outcomes are explored until the work reaches proper momentum, purpose, and significance. Moreover, objectifying the ordinary and reinventing the character of found mundane things in life is very interesting to me.” -Richard Garet#PerceptualTSqPhotographs courtesy of Ka-Man Tse and Clint Spaulding for @TSqArts.
Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight BlinkJune 1, 2015 - June 30, 2015Richard GaretTimes Square Advertising CoalitionArtist Richard Garet’s Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight Blink was an abstract visualization of sounds captured in Times Square across a multi-day period.Perceptual: Sonic Landscape / Midnight Blink transformed the frenzied sounds of Times Square into a lush, luminescent visual representation. Garet left no audio in the piece, only a moving image signal that took the viewer on an optical journey through the neighborhood’s soundscape.On June 5, 2015, Garet lead a ‘Sound Walk’ through Times Square to the key locations from his recording sessions, sharing his most striking sonic experiences with participants. The walk culminated with a viewing of the Midnight Moment at 11:57 pm on Times Square’s Broadway Plazas.“In my processes establishing the material is key, and from there it becomes a reductive process where a vast number of possibilities and outcomes are explored until the work reaches proper momentum, purpose, and significance. Moreover, objectifying the ordinary and reinventing the character of found mundane things in life is very interesting to me.” -Richard Garet#PerceptualTSqPhotographs courtesy of Ka-Man Tse and Clint Spaulding for @TSqArts.
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