sound / noise : Yong Jieyu Studio

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Thrown away musical scores are mixed with ceramics and made into speaker cones to continue their mission of propagating music <P><P><BR>materials: Paper Ceramics

A step up transformer is wired to a speaker (that acts as a receiver). Attached under the stairs, the speaker picks up noise, and steps up the current to power a small LED lamp. Can noise be useful? <P><P><BR>materials: speaker, transformer, LED

<P><P><BR>materials: speaker, transformer, LED

3 glasses are marked with the notes that make up the musical chords of E maj. Major chords are found to create positive vibes in our bodies. When Cheers, the glasses composes the chord in harmony. <P><P><BR>materials: glass

Public phone booths are becoming obsolete with mobile technology. The once connecting point is furnished with sound proof foam and becomes a get-away from the noise around us. Only silence allowed.<P><P><BR>status: concept

noise defined as a sound loud, unpleasant, and undesirable is highly perceptive. Everything around us has a sound, of which some we categorize as 'noise'. This project looks at "noise" and attempts to use or to react to these often ignored or tolerated sounds. The result is a series of objects that explores the different dimensions of sound and noise.

Objects:
Paperceramic Speakers
E Major Champagne Glass
Sound Powered LED lights
Noise Hideaway

year: 2006
status: prototypes

Objects:
Paperceramic Speakers
E Major Champagne Glass
Sound Powered LED lights
Noise Hideaway

year: 2006
status: prototypes