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Capture from s++, Daniel Treystman + Amos Peled
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Capture from s++, Daniel Treystman + Amos Peled

s++

– Daniel Treystman + Amos Peled

s++ and its other iterations is an ever-evolving cross platform A/V installation, which is based on the research of phasing and polyrhythm phenomena. The work uses, as a driving force, a set of 15 pendulums. A pendulum is a repetitive movement of a heavy object attached to a string. When the pendulum is pushed, or released, it starts to swing in what is also known as a sinusoidal movement. Each pendulum has a different string length, which determines its rate of oscillation.

Having 15 different pendulums creates a complex rhythmical system, which is then transformed and translated into an audio and visual presentation. When each pendulum crosses its middle point (also known as “zero-crossing”) a trigger is produced, causing a flash of sound and light.

Each pendulum is assigned to one (virtual) display, resulting in an immersive light and sound composition. In the presented iteration, the work spills out of its physical boundaries and into the digital realm. The user goes through a journey of space, sound and light, where the line between forced reality and control is fragile.

Daniel Treystman + Amos Peled

Daniel Treystman (b. 1996, Israel) is a sound designer and audio-visual artist. His range of work includes studio compositions, live acts and generative/linear multimedia installations. He is part of the metal trio Karkait and of the drone-rock act Sevelle. His works were exhibited in Israel and abroad (Emergent Behavior Tel Aviv IL, Gaudeamus Festival Utrecht NL, ZHdK Zurich CH, and more). Daniel is currently studying Interaction Design at ZHdK, Zurich, Switzerland.

Amos Peled (b. 1997, Israel, based in NL) is a multidisciplinary artist, focusing on experimental technologies, Web-based art, audiovisual installations, ArtScience and Performance art. Amos is an active musician in the alternative music scene. He is part of the metal trio Karkait and the power electronics duo Tehomim alongside many other acts. His wide range of works were exhibited in Israel and abroad (Ongoing art center Tokyo, The Spectrum Space, The Hague, Barbur Gallery and more). Amos is currently in his last year of his MA studies at ArtScience interfaculty KC KABK in The Hague, NL.