Lightune.G (HR): Route 666
Route 666 is based on the relation between accidental light elements needed to produce a sound image.
Route 666 is based on the relation between accidental light elements needed to produce a sound image. Six solar panels are set on the roof of a van and connected to the audio system of the vehicle through a computer. Six people choose six city routes during a night ride. City street lights, window shops, advertising lights, depending on the traffic and direction, create an sound sequel. In this case, the driver is the composer and every performance is unique.
Lightune.G is the name under which multimedia artist Bojan Gagić and electroacoustic engineer Miodrag Gladović started their first luminoacoustic research in 2011. The name originates from the first experiment in conversion of light produced by theatre spotlights into sound: light/light + melody/tune + tone G/50Hz. It is a unique and self-developed technique, which they named luminoacoustics, and for which Lightune.G won the Third Prize at Guthman New Musical Instrument Competition in Atlanta...read more
