Sounding Canvas
Sounding Canvas is an ongoing cycle of augmented paintings that function as relational objects. We propose these works as interlocutors: static surfaces that negotiate meaning through the tactile presence of the observer.
Visually, the canvases emerge from an intersection of semiographic research, weaving calligraphic tradition with the logic of musical scores. Within these surfaces, technology exists as an invisible, integrated layer. Through embedded sensors and responsive soundscapes, the work listens, remembers, and reacts, transforming the act of touch into a primary epistemic act.
These paintings transcend physical distance; when networked, they function as a distributed, haptic archive, allowing distant communities to inhabit a shared, resonant space.
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