kinetic sound sculptures convert data from bodies of water into evolving soundscapes

water quality data collected at the Oosterdok in Amsterdam

project info:

name: CLAMS
designer: Marco Barotti | @marcobarotti

software development: Pim Boreel

photography, video: Marco Barotti

co-funded by: Creative Europe, C-Takt, Oerol Festival, Transnatural

supported by: Dayton Audio, ‘In-Situ’ water quality measurements, Ambient Recording

developed at: WRO Art Center within the framework of EMAP / EMARE

special thanks to: Anders Ehlin, Marco Canevacci, Yena Young, Stefan Dietzelt, Carsten Reith, Daniel Brunet, Markus Wüste for advice and support

award: NTU Global Digital Art Award Singapore

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom