ALAN AFFICHARD / Fluid Synth
The Fluid Synth sound installation consists of glass and ceramic pieces through which air and water are used to produce and disseminate sound. Between archaeological fragment and sound laboratory, the work associates science and craft, exploring the diverse uses of terracotta as well as laboratory tools such as refrig...
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The Fluid Synth sound installation consists of glass and ceramic pieces through which air and water are used to produce and disseminate sound. Between archaeological fragment and sound laboratory, the work associates science and craft, exploring the diverse uses of terracotta as well as laboratory tools such as refrig. The Fluid Synth sound installation consists of glass and ceramic pieces through which air and water are used to produce and disseminate sound.
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Sound installation composed of glass and ceramic pieces
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The Fluid Synth sound installation consists of glass and ceramic pieces through which air and water are used to produce and disseminate sound. Between archaeological fragment and sound laboratory, the work associates science and craft, exploring the diverse uses of terracotta as well as laboratory tools such as refrig...
Sound installation composed of glass and ceramic pieces
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Sound installation composed of glass and ceramic pieces
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