Yang describes the interactive installation as “a kind of religious tool,” creating a serene oasis of sound and responsive visuals that react to viewers’ body movements. The goal is to create an immersive space for reflection and introspection, a respite from the many distractions of urban life, but it’s also just fun to play with, as was evidenced by the constant crowds it drew at our events.
A groovy audio-visual treatment for an old but still valid philosophical point.
Official music video directed by Cameron Limbrick.
The effect of the panoramic view in this video is wonderful. It makes you feel like spying into a vast alien world that is continuously revealed and hidden. This strengthens the impression of an artificial nature that is constantly changing before you can grasp it.
Video produced by AUTO64 (Tom Phillipson)
[Thank you for the link, Karo!]
This could go well in my gym as a new kind of fractalic aerboic lesson.
(Link: Miguel Lozano Noria. Thanks!)
Cultish space-time exploration with hipsterical aesthetics.
Camila Writes us:
” Hi! Before everything, I want to say that this blog have a marvelous concept behind, which made me smile since the first minute I got here. About the video, I’ve made this one during my freshman year on uni. I think is both, visual and soundly, psychedelic. I consider myself living a psychedelic life, not only because the subculture I’m into, but because of the way I see life!”
Thank you Camila, we could see this from your video, which we liked a lot! Keep on living he psychedelic life!
