sound.transmission.light is an audio responsive artwork developed in Berlin and combines light & video projection together with a unique paper panel construction. The transmission of light through the naturally dyed paper has beautiful properties and gives character to the light and video; a fusion of organic and digital is the outcome.

The project is a collaboration between Australian artists On-Yau Lui (based in Berlin) & Richard Byers (Sydney) and local musicians, In Tokyo, Yukiko Tsuda, Mayumi Ishida & Marimi Morito, in Berlin Felix Haenel, and in Sydney, John Maddox, Wayne Wormald, Danny Graham & Mark Piccles. The artwork responds to audio played by the musicians and creates an intimate performance of music, surface & light.

The artwork has been presented in Berlin & Tokyo in 2009 and is now being performed in Sydney.

Project website  sound.transmission.light

Photos from previous events

Video documentary of sound.transmission.light – Tokyo 31st October 2009.
Music by Yukiko Tsuda, Marimi Morito & Mayumi Ishida

Video of sound . transmission . light Sydney Fox Valley performance 8th March 2010.
Music by John Maddox

Video of sound . transmission . light Sydney St Petersburg performance 26th March 2010.
Music by Wayne Wormald, Danny Graham, Mark Piccles

A must see work if you are in Sydney. I wish I was there to see it.

watch the video on abc online. it’s powerfully emotional.

http://www.abc.net.au/iview/#/program/432244

powerful new media art that will make you cry and feel something real.

http://www.sydneyfestival.org.au/2010/Free/Lynette-Wallworth/

I came across this French label Aviatic in a Melbourne store Marais. They also stock a label by a friend of mine, NoNoYes

Aviatic – and their video for last seasons collection

TAKE-OFF from lacause on Vimeo.

Photos from the group exhibition held in Berlin on the 7th October 2009. I worked in collaboration with On-Yau Lui & Jeff Johnston in creating an interactive installation. 6 paper surfaces suspended in a darkened space, illuminated by light, pattern and video. The work responded to sound and people in the space could walk around the work, with subtle interaction of shadows and light on the paper surfaces

Felix plays clarinet with the paper panels as an experiment

Tsumugine a wonderful group of women whose performance i was lucky enough to see while in Tokyo February this year. this video was taken at another show they did in May this year.
http://www.tsumugine.com/

a Collaboration between friends :)

Paper + light

a collaborative project between On-Yau Lui and Richard Byers

video projection onto paper panels

3 panels x 2.4m x 70cm

audio and camera interactive

shown at Rooftops Studio Exhibition 7th August 2009, Berlin