Aug 1, 2012
Creating art out of audio waveforms [5 pictures]
Bespoken Art takes waveforms, combines them with color and imagery that represent the sound the waveform is from, and then turns these into wall hangings. It’s a little bit kitschy, perhaps — but in a cool, contemporary way…
The sounds of New York City…
The sound of “To be or not to be”…
The sound of each color of the rainbow being said…
The sound of a cappuccino being made, from grinding the beans to pouring it…
The sound of “The Star-spangled Banner” as the white stripes on the American flag…
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The guy that makes these is a good buddy of mine. He does some pretty cool work.
It’s a really cool idea, but why in the world does “that is the question” have a colon after it?
I hate grammatical/spelling errors in Artwork..
Besides that, the quote ALREADY exists, so all the artist had to do is copy it.
I believe a colon was included because that is how Shakespeare wrote it!
“To be, or not to be: that is the question:
Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer…”
This is absolute forced/contrived nonsense bereft of any aesthetic value whatsoever. It’s not even absurd, ironic, or stupid enough to have anti value.