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Recording studio at French Pavilion Venice biennale

A recording studio as a sculpture.. Artist Xavier Veilhan has transformed the 1912 French Pavilion into a giant sound sculpture for the Venice Biennale.

Music In Fabric

A fusion of sound and vision. Ricketts transforms a song or prayer into a bespoke statement art pieces in her fabric series, titled 'BeatWoven'.

Filling Spaces

Pianist and digital graphic designer, Federico Picci gathered two of his passions, and highlights in a figurative way, how light and music can enhance a space.

Upside down record player

It turns counterclockwise on a still record. It can be controlled by a smartphone to play, skip and repeat tracks, alter the volume, and even select different RPM speeds.

Audiophile, Design & Interior, Playback, VinylSimon de KoningFebruary 13, 2017LOVE, Kickstarter, Record Player, vinyl, vinyl record, Yves Behar, CH Pinhas, stylusComment

Mono Culture

The triptych installation covers three glass cabinets containing speaker cones that slowly move plants up and down, adding a low kinetic frequency to their atmosphere.

Audio photographs

Most people take photographs to communicate a sense of an experience. The acoustic environment can provide a tremendous amount of this sense.

Sound Tank at Art Basel Miami

A research on the potential effects of sound and the role sound systems can have as a cultural transmitter or in the form of an acoustic weapon.

Kelosound

A sound art and design product which plays the sounds from a Finnish forest, bringing audible and tactile nature closer to our daily lives

Musical Clock

The Italian musician-designer was inspired by the Concerto No. 2 for violin and orchestra, known as “La Campanella” (the little bell), of the whimsical genius of Niccolò Paganini, to create this acoustic clock.

'Wallwave Vibrations' at ArtPrize

A relief audio sculpture in dialogue with architecture. Loris Cecchini liquifies the walls of art galleries by turning them into pools of undulating waves caused by sound.

Concretus Speaker

A wireless bluetooth speaker made from concrete. The contrasts between natural, coincidental, rough concrete textures and sleek metal surfaces gives the speaker a unique look changing the usual speaker appearance.

Portable Japanese record player exhibition

An exhibition of the collection of over one hundred portable turntables belonging to Fumihito Taguchi, a record shop owner in Tokyo.

David Bowie's record player and art collection auction

David Bowie's collection contains a 1965 radiophonograph design by Pier Giacomo and Achille Castiglioni Brionvega, which will auctioned at Sotheby's.

'Dialogues' Music for Architecture

Architecture is frozen music (Goethe). The Adjaye brother made buildings with a beat.

Horn speaker cabinet

'Caruso', a music cabinet with embedded hi-def horn speaker, connected via bluetooth. Inspired by a tuba brass instrument.

Playback, 3D, Design & InteriorsimondekoningJanuary 8, 2016Caruso, CDG Design Award, Paulo Cappello, radio cabinet