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Event Horizon | WIP

<n>Day 1165</n>, a generative artwork by <n>martapang</n> created using <n>TouchDesigner</n>.

<n>Reflect</n>, a light installation by <n>Victor Dissel</n> and <n>Wes Broersen</n> shown at <n>Rotterdam Art Week</n>.

Audioreactive visual by <n>martapang</n>, set to '<n>The dance of the sun</n>' by <n>Nemeti Tivadar</n>.

<n>Reflect</n> (2025), a light installation by <n>Victor Dissel</n> with lighting design by <n>Wes Broersen</n>.

Generative artwork <n>Day 1150</n> by <n>Marta Pang</n> with audio by <n>Kirk Osamayo</n>.

<n>FLOW</n> by digital artist <n>MAOTIK</n> represents nature through waves of real-time data.

<n>Day 1178</n>, a generative artwork by <n>martapang</n> with music by <n>Syouki Takahashi</n>.

<n>Crazy hair day</n>, a generative artwork by <n>Ehsan Parizi</n>.

<n>Galactic Symphony</n>, a digital work inspired by musicians <n>Caterina Barbieri</n> and <n>Bendik Giske</n>.

<n>Neural Zap</n>, a generative artwork created in <n>TouchDesigner</n> with sound by <n>Takami Nakamoto</n>.

Generative artwork <n>Day 1145</n>. Music by <n>officeMIKADO</n>.

<n>Oliver Beer</n>'s <n>Resonance Painting (Feelin' Lovely)</n>, 2024, shown at <n>West Bund Art & Design</n>.

Cymatics reveals a sacred order beneath the chaos—meticulously patterned by sound, where vibration crystallizes into form. These geometric signatures are more than aesthetic—they are echoes of a deeper intelligence, a language spoken by the cosmos. Just as sound sculpts matter, consciousness sculpts reality. In this meeting of wave and witness, Cymatics becomes a mirror: reflecting the unseen architectures of thought, awareness, and the infinite recursion of being.

~~**Event Horizon: Project Blueprint**~~

Event Horizon is an immersive environmental design study at the edge of perception, where sound, light, and motion converge into a unified spatial language. Inspired by the astrophysical threshold beyond which nothing can return, this project reimagines the event horizon as a sensory portal—a liminal space where frequency becomes form and time begins to bend.

Driven by principles of cymatics, motion design, and fractal aesthetics, the installation translates sound into reactive visual fields and architectural light systems. Real-time frequencies shape the space dynamically, creating a resonant, evolving environment where participants move through a living waveform.

The experience unfolds through layered elements:

- Cymatic visual systems that morph audio into organic, wave-like structures.

- Fractal motion design, guiding infinite loops and self-similar geometries across surfaces and spatial planes.

- Monochromatic light environments, curated in deep blues, violet gradients, indigos, aqua greens, and burnt oranges—each hue evoking a different emotional and perceptual tone.

- Performative silhouettes, where bodies act as moving shadows immersed within the frequency field.

- Live VJ integration, enabling real-time remixing of the environment through sound, light, and motion interplay.

Event Horizon is both installation and instrument—a spatial threshold where the sensory world dissolves into vibration. This work invites the viewer to enter a field of resonance, where sound becomes space and movement becomes meaning.

Event Horizon: A Study in Sonic Thresholds, Perception, and Form:

This multimedia project explores the intersection of sound, consciousness, and perception. Drawing on the concept of the event horizon in astrophysics, the dancefloor becomes a metaphor for a collective singularity—where bodies, sound, and emotion merge, creating an altered state of awareness. This threshold is marked by the moment when sound transforms perception, with cymatics and fractals visualizing the hidden structure of vibration. Art attempts to capture this liminal space where sound becomes architecture and perception warps, offering a glimpse into the sacred, unknown realms of consciousness. At its heart, it examines how vibration shapes awareness, revealing the fluid, fractal nature of perception.

"<n>Reflect</n>," an audiovisual installation by artist <n>Victor Dissel</n>.

Cover art for the single <n>Nobodies</n> by musical artist <n>Monochrome</n>.

<n>Silhouettes</n>, a <n>glitch art</n> piece created with CRT monitors, glitch gear, and 3D software.

The <n>Universal Decay Poster</n> by <n>Philip Rempel</n> for <n>REZTOKIA</n>, 2023.

Realtime generative artwork created with <n>TouchDesigner</n>.