Gamelatron, Sonic Imersion is installed in The Dome at Yale Schwaarzman Center and is on view until October 10.
Encountering Resonance
Gamelatron, Sonic Immersion installed in the Dome at the Yale Schwarzman Center, Photo: Aaron Taylor Kuffner
What matters is that you have a way to commune with the divine, with the thing that’s beyond yourself, a wholeness … So being in this space, I walk in: the acoustics of it, the arch, the drama of it, the domed shape. This architecture, this situation is communing with the divine.
...In a digital age and with AI nipping at our collective heels, one could argue that there is a glut of ambience and scant resonance in our daily lives. At the heart of Sonic Immersion is the body, the real world, and acoustic sound’s ability to connect the two. A phenomenon that can only be truly experienced in person and is best experienced in community with others...
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