As the title implies, I am drastically changing my project. I was working with my shape dominated still lifes and realized that I was tired of working with geometric regular shapes and abstracts and that I needed to move in a more organic direction. Nothing is more organic than liquid, so I decided to make miniature sound sculptures out of paint. I did this by covering a dissected speaker in a thin rubber membrane and putting very thin paint down on it in three groups, red, yellow, and blue. I picked these because as the droplets converge midair, they can make a wide range of colors. I recorded myself making a "POP" noise with my mouth and played it very loudly through the speaker, resulting in the shower of drops you see in the images.
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Woah! This is really really cool! At first when you were telling me about this I wasn't too sure how you would get it to work, but this is pretty sweet! I wonder if you were to try using different colored backgrounds and different inks, like a red background and black ink, or something like that.
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