Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.10, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Sonic Body The Sonic Body is an audio-installation about the body ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](http://sonicbody.co.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Vote for the Sonic Body at the Celeste Prize 2009](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/vote-for-the-sonic-body-at-the-celeste-prize-2009/) - The Sonic Body entered the Celeste Prize Competition in the Installation/Sculpture category. vote at : http://www.celesteprize.com/artwork/ido:27246/ - [Move Festival - ExpoCoruna](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/move-festival-expocoruna-2/) - The Sonic Body was presented at the Move Festival ( ExpoCoruna ), in A Coruna ( Spain ) from the 13th to the 16th of November 2008. The festival was great and we met some really interesting artists with different backgrounds and vision. There was some good pieces, especially Arabesque installation by Peter William Holden. - [Move Festival](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/move-festival/) - MOVE festival, EXPOcoruna, A Coruna Spain, 13-16 November 2008 http://www.move2digital.net - [Video, Recordings and the last pictures](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/video-recordings-and-the-last-pictures/) - Video We've put a video together to show the Sonic Body in action. It's short but gives an idea of the installation. Of course you don't really get all the atmosphere, the feel of the fabric and the depth of the surround sound. Sound We also did some recordings with the idea of doing a - [Rhizome review](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/rhizome-review/) - "The looped results (of the sonic body) are addictively danceable mutations of minimal techno. As science looks ever outward, it seems culturally significant that such alien music would transmit from the internal network of our very bodies." David Michael Perez, from My Body, My Discotech, review of the Sonic Body in Rhizome - [Installation Finished/Exhibition at Blank](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/installation-finishedexhibition-at-blank/) - The installation is finished and on show at Blank Gallery, Brighton until November 8th 2007. - [Sonic Body flyer](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/sonic-body-flyer/) - We received the flyer for the exhibition at the Blank Gallery - [Final Touch](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/final-touch/) - This the final step of the Sonic Body Structure. We realised that we unconsciencely made a analogy of the human body in our structure. Bones = Wood, Carpet = Skin, Wire and Sensors = Nervous Systems and Senses, Flesh = Foam, etc.. Probably a common thing as inventions often used to be inspired by the - [development: details](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/development-details/) - We are in the last 2 weeks of work now. Here are some pictures of last week-end's work and some precision on the technological side of the project. We are using Max/Msp for the sound spatialization and arduino for the hardware/sensors. At first I wanted to use only open-source sofware and hardware. I learned to - [More development](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/more-development/) - [Brighton Digital Festival](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/brighton-digital-festival/) - The Sonic Body is part of the Brighton Digital Festival 2007, a month-long celebration of creative talent in the digital media sector. The festival, which runs throughout November, offers new and exciting opportunities for artists, designers and technologists to collaborate, share and showcase their talent. Now in its 3rd year, the festival includes events from - [Structure & Sculpture](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/structure-sculpture/) - We just finished the main structure, looks very cool! - [Sounds](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/sounds/) - Various recording techniques and different types of microphones have been used for the Sonicbody project. From initial investigations with a standard stethoscope to the actual insertion of a microphone into the human body. It has been a journey of learning and discovery both into the sonic world our inner anatomy but also the techniques required - [Shapes](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/shapes/) - I've started making the first shapes. I've used mainly furnishing fabrics concentrating on creating contrasts ( size / shapes / textures). The aim is to suggest the inside of the body and to make the sculpture interesting to feel and to look at. - [First look](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/first-look/) - This is the first time that we can see how it's really going to look like. Even if it's just the "bones" of the installation, it gives us a pretty good feeling about it. - [Starting the structure](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/structure-construction/) - Harry and I started to build the structure. The structure has a huge base so we had to project the plan at scale 1 directly on the two boards. We made a plan on illustrator with the outside shape, inside shape and the uprights placement. That plan also helped us to know how much wood, - [Model](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/model/) - Harry made a model of the installation so we are sure that we won't get anything wrong with the budget and the construction of the installation. - [New Site](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/new-site/) - This is the first version of sonicbody.co.uk. We had to be quick as we wanted to start the online documentation ( blog ). The Sonic Body project takes lots of time so we had to prioritise the construction of the installation as well as the experimentation. Anyway our website doesn't look that bad. - [Blank Gallery](http://sonicbody.co.uk/blog/blank-gallery/) - Blank Gallery, Brighton, 1 – 8 November 2007. The Sonic Body is part of the Brighton Digital Festival 2007. ## Pages - [About](http://sonicbody.co.uk/) - The Sonic Body is an audio-installation that uses interactive technology to create an orchestra of the human body. Developed as a collaboration between four interdisciplinary artists and a heart surgeon, the installation brings together art and medical-science to reveal the unheard sounds of the body. Sonic Body · Recording inside the Sonic Body Installation Sonicbody - [People](http://sonicbody.co.uk/people/) - Currently involved Previously involved The current form of the Sonic body was initated by Marcus Woxneryd and Rowan Drury. The first version was a screen based interactive installation. The concept was then reworked by Anna Chocola, Harry Neve and Thomas Michalak to create a immersive interactive textile installation. Anna Orliac textile design and construction Anna ## Categories - [Blog](http://sonicbody.co.uk/category/blog/)