#mit hackingarts

[nlhuillier]

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SOMETHING | mindscapes is a 15 minutes sound piece created for headphones and accompanied by a light composition on a dark room. It exposes the capacity of roaming from one mental space/state to another via a binaural composition. The audience will receive a wireless FM headphone set and will be invited to sit on stage with the performer. The performance will be diffused via FM radio. The piece uses radio as a spatial medium for mobile spaces and transversal sonic architectures. People outside of the room will be invited to tune into the shared mindscape. This performance was done at @mithackingarts 2017 at the @mitmedialab SOMETHING | mindscapes is part of my solo album THINGS - soon to be edited by the label @cosmovisionregistrosandinos #sound #space #light #radio #binauralbeats #binaural #experimental #mit #hackingarts #mitmedialab (at MIT Media Lab)

[kiranwatt]

featured in this as well! So glad to have been a part of Hacking Arts this year - I wish there were more hackathons and conferences like this. Design and fabrication are so incredibly important to all fields. Opportunities for people from diverse backgrounds to collaborate in a creativity-positive atmosphere is so powerful and something I want to experience more of.

[kiranwatt]

I’ve been mentioned in a TechCrunch article! This feels pretty awesome :)

[kiranwatt]

excited to welcome this 3D printed trophy into my room!

[kiranwatt]

a little glimpse of my winning project at Hacking Arts 2016 with Christina Sun