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Interactive audio-visual dive into the music

physicsofbeauty.art

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Hi! I'm Clemens Wenger, the artist / composer who commissioned physicsofbeauty.art We just saw that someone posted this here, and we really love that people draw interest! So if you have any questions you want to discuss, I´d be happy to answer! Best from Vienna, Austria Clemens

I liked it, thank you

thank you!!!

Hey, congratulations to everyone involved in the project. These are the "little" things that make art, internet, people and life more interesting. Maybe not a lot of people will say it out loud, but keep it up anyway!

Super cool. This feels like the music behind realizing Goethe's quip, "architecture is petrified music." Started my early morning with a snow storm and Max Richter's "Sleep," and practising some Yann Tiersen on guitar, and then stumbled on this. Going to be that kind of day. I think with lockdowns even though I live really well, it's the serendipity of finding bits of beauty has been suppressed, and with it, the natural sense of relief it brings. Thank you for this.

This is awesome; reminds me of being a kid and watching windows media player or whatever it was with the lava-lamp-like visualizations. Reminds me of simpler times where that was enough to pass the time and feel that all was right in the world...

Feel the same now...

:) I watched windows media player too, haha yeah, simple means communicate calmness I think

This is ridiculously cool. I'm curious to know more about the design/planning that went in to this.

thanks! There's a nice commarts article: https://www.commarts.com/webpicks/physics-of-beauty My designer Alessia and Developer Gianluca talk about their approach to the design and implementation of the interactive visuals. I was just happy that Alessia had a clear vision about how to visualize my music and curiosity in science / exploration. Also I wanted to find a new approach to release a LP long player music album, that is more "lusty"

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