Frequency and Volume - Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

This project was shown at The Barbican artgallery
Frequency and Volume enables participants to tune into and listen to different radio frequencies by using their own bodies. A computerised tracking system detects participants' shadows, which are projected on a wall of the exhibition space. The shadows scan the radio waves with their presence and position, while their size controls the volume of the signal.Up to 48 frequencies can be tuned simultaneously and the resulting sound environment forms a composition controlled by people's movements. This piece visualizes the radioelectric spectrum and turns the human body into an antenna. All the receiver equipment used and antennae are exhibited in an adjacent room.

Back to my project, it likes kind of system which i am thinking with the interaction between the user, the observer and the reader (re-constructor of 'space'). It connects the body motion and the location of human with technology effects. Also, the sound environment like the system - the observer give the responses of motion with environment back to the user after collecting the data from the motion of user by using technology. And then, the user can adapt or adjust his motion to the field.