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|Description=Zero = 0dB is a work about visualizing and understanding the non-audible and non-visual acoustic properties of a space. Every space has a certain acoustic reverberation, a property that can't be heard or seen on its own. With this project I aim to visualize that property through data visualization. Unseen, Unheard contains studies and examples of this process where the data has been mapped and visualized in a new form and material. The sculptures that result from this process are presented in a way that invites the viewer to re-contextualize the material. | |Description=Zero = 0dB is a work about visualizing and understanding the non-audible and non-visual acoustic properties of a space. Every space has a certain acoustic reverberation, a property that can't be heard or seen on its own. With this project I aim to visualize that property through data visualization. Unseen, Unheard contains studies and examples of this process where the data has been mapped and visualized in a new form and material. The sculptures that result from this process are presented in a way that invites the viewer to re-contextualize the material. | ||
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Creator | Henk-Jelle de Groot |
Year | 2015 |
Bio | Henk-Jelle de Groot is a Rotterdam based sound designer and musician. After graduating with an Audio / Visual design bachelor Henk-Jelle set up a sound studio in Rotterdam to work in the Audio / Visual industry. After seven years of working he returned to the Piet Zwart Institute to graduate in a Master Media Design And Communication. In addition to working in the Audio / Visual industry, he is musician and builder of electronic instruments. |
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Zero = 0dB is a work about visualizing and understanding the non-audible and non-visual acoustic properties of a space. Every space has a certain acoustic reverberation, a property that can't be heard or seen on its own. With this project I aim to visualize that property through data visualization. Unseen, Unheard contains studies and examples of this process where the data has been mapped and visualized in a new form and material. The sculptures that result from this process are presented in a way that invites the viewer to re-contextualize the material.