The "The Realm of Sonar: Experimental Synthetic Ocean" An electronic soundscape project that explores sound and frequency experiments, examining the relationship between frequency and marine ecology through sound sculpture.
• Theme: This work explores sound and frequency experiments, merging analog synthesizers with multiple effect processors to portray the destruction and mourning of marine ecosystems.
• Sound Design: Sonar and whale echoes are simulated using FM and wavetable synthesis to recreate the oceanic soundscape, symbolizing the fragility of ecosystems and a cry for help.
• Visual Art: Projection mapping techniques are employed to build textures from frequencies, making sound visible. Dynamic visuals and spatial audio enhance the immersive experience, allowing the audience to feel submerged in the ocean, experiencing the breath of marine life and the rhythm of sound waves.
• Meaning: Through the combination of sound and visuals, the project showcases the ocean's beauty and sorrow, aiming to raise awareness about the sustainable development of marine ecosystems. Let us return to the origins of life, floating and sinking with the ocean.