Polymorphism in audio-visual composition - Research Context and Methodology

Polymorphism in audio-visual composition defines a novel approach to materiality in audio-visual composition that fuses processes across sound and image mediums to develop a language based on hyperreal forms. Through the focussing of spectral sound processing, light and fluid simulation techniques towards a hyperreal materiality, novel depictions of physical phenomena as mythic forms were produced. The materiality is the substrate of the works’ central mythological structures and presents a new development in the representational capacities of the audio-visual artform.

This item contains a Research Overview Document, which is contextualising information for the project.