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Traveling, observing nature, capturing its secrets and admiring this happiness means - living. _Fedor Vasilievich Gebler

200 years ago, on January 16 (28), 1820, by a Russian expedition led by Thaddeus Bellingshausen and Mikhail Lazarev, who on the sloops "Vostok" and "Mirny" approached the ice shelf at 69 ° 21 ′ S. sh. 2 ° 14 ′ W HGЯO Antarctica was discovered.
The discovery of the continents is unique. It is comparable to flying to another planet. Unique species of creatures live there.
Now this historical fact evokes a complex mixture of feelings of delight, anxiety and hope for a better future for the cold continent and its inhabitants.
We exist in an age of global fleeting changes affecting all aspects of the existence of life on our planet.
The history of the discovery of new spaces has taught us to admire natural nature, which has created forms of life that are perfect in their beauty. A sincere desire to realize this beauty, to continue the possibility of existence given by nature, can help in our global expedition.
Dedicated to the study of territories and properties of the surrounding reality.

The work "Time of Melting" was created within the framework of the #Artantarctica project.

ВРЕМЯ ТАЯНИЯ

Путешествовать, наблюдать природу,
улавливать ее тайны и восторгаться этим счастьем – значит жить.
Фёдор Васильевич Геблер

200 лет назад была открыта Антарктида.
Открытие материков это уникально. Сравнимо с полетом на другую планету. Там обитают уникальные виды существ.
Сейчас этот исторический факт вызывает сложноую смесь чувства восторга, тревоги и надежды на лучшее будущее холодного материка и его обитателей.
Мы существуем в век глобальных скоротечных изменений, затрагивающих все стороны существования жизни на нашей планете.
История открытия новых пространств научила нас восхищаться естественной природой, которая создала совершенные в своей красоте формы жизни. Искреннее стремление осознать эту красоту, продолжить данную природой возможность существования - может помочь в нашей глобальной экспедиции.
Посвящается изучению территорий и свойств окружающей действительности.

Работа "Time of Melting" создана в рамках проекта #Artantarctica.

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Conway 3D demo, using F# and vvvv

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A while ago this unfinished piece came towards us by our long time friend MAV / Mischa van der Bilt (Scientific). As always Mav proves to master spacecraft technologies, without the apparent requirements of rocket science studies. Just sit back, listen and go on with your life.
This synthetic woven sound texture takes us up close to a shimmering examination of the unknown, impressions and reflections from our only star, mother of all life and energy we know.
The final piece of music will be part of a new upcoming album, we cannot wait to explore.

credits vvvv group, dx11 pack by vux, glass shader by antokhio, volumetric spotlight by mburk

credits DROUGHT SPA (Oakland)

Made in part using VL
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»» https://cloacaprojects.com/returntheeye ««

Headphones or monitor speakers are recommended:

Return the Eye is a project that combines installation, text, sound, and video, with a remote viewing system that telematically conjoins viewers. These works consider visibility, the elastic ontology of virtual images and the weaponization of optical technologies.

An online experience, Return the Eye collects user data generated by visitors, which then enact audio-visual transformations in real time. Simultaneously, three user-controlled cameras situated in the gallery operate as a portal to surveil installed objects referencing machine intelligence, ecology, and state violence.

As an extremely long-form composition, sonic parameters are shaped by user interaction with the website (clicks, click+drag, mouse location, what you're clicking on, phone movement). Our hope is that people synchronize their visits to the website with others, as the sonic output of this is something like a collaborative, networked synthesizer, where multiple people shape different parameters of the sound simultaneously.

Consider

• moving your mouse slowly to different parts of the screen, holding different click combinations, and listening for changes
• opening multiple browser windows to increase your access to sonic parameters
• changing your USER ID via the top right menu - this will change the sonic parameters you affect
• clicking multiple times on different items on the works list/selected resources list
• leaving the website on as background sounds. You can then modulate this by eg. using your phone's accelerometer remotely, manipulating the website itself as needed, or being surprised when others play with the site

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Enjoy here: Return the Eye → → Live until Feb 28.