Mahan Javadi - Bruno Billio
Toronto, Canada
Bruno Billio & Mahan Javadi have devised an exciting and interactive way to “touch” and
play with light through vocal participation. With the combination of a green industrial laser, string
and interactive computer programming and electronics, participants can have the energy and excitement
of their voices animated and enlarged visually to an urban scale in a mesmerizing laser display.
The "Urban Voice Oscillator" will be activated through vocal interaction via a microphone
that will manipulate and oscillate a vertical mohair string illuminated using the green laser. The resulting
oscillation of the string will cause pulsation of the laser beam. The participant becomes the performer
as a result of the personal voice becoming public through the large scale visual display.
[ website ]
Bruno Billio & Mahan Javadi, Tangible Laser, 2008, Light Installation
photography: Dean Goodwin
Urban Voice Oscillator, 2008
Light Installation, Interactive Art
[ selected photographs ]
[ video ]
C12 135 Liberty Street, Corner of Liberty Street and Pardee Avenue
In association with Laserglow Technologies, Tatar Gallery and Henry Ng
Thank you to:
City of Toronto and the public.
Supported by
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