‘Microtonal Wall’, A 25-Foot-Long Art Installation Made of 1,500 Speakers Playing Frequencies Spanning Four Octaves
Microtonal Wall is an art installation by New York City-based composer Tristan Perich–whom we have written about previously–that is comprised of 1,500 small speakers, each playing a micro-frequency that collectively span four octaves over the length of the 25-foot wall. The work is on display at the InterAccess gallery in Toronto.
images via Tristan Perich
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