That felt like blade runner for 20 minutes! The completed work reminded me of a cityscape with every electrical component a feature in a building of a noir sci-fi movie.
This piece is a depiction of the rule "True art should raise questions, not giving answers". Literally anyone will go "Wow, how that's even..." after seing this
I've been struggling for a long time to unify my love of mechanics with my love of art, and this video has done a great deal to inspire me in that endeavor.
First time watching your videos and I was immediately hooked. The cinematography, the storytelling, your voice-everything is put together so well. This 20-minute video felt like 5 minutes, and I just want more. Great channel, great video-keep it up!
Seeing such a beautiful thing being an actual functional circuit brought tears to my eyes, I didn't know this is what I needed to spark a new wave of ideas and inspiration for my own work, but I'm infinitely thankful and can't wait to see what's going to come out of your incredible mind next.
Your video came on randomly, as I was about to turn off the TV. I have never heard of sound sculptures until this video and now I'm obsessed with them. What an absolutely beautiful design and the production displaying the process was phenomenal. Well done!
Love how you implemented the electronics in 3D. I'm inspired to use a similar architecture on my home built valve amps. Must have taken a hell of a lot of thought, layout design and work though compared to a PCB. Great work, thanks for uploading.
This is the most impressive and stunning thing I've ever seen-truly the pinnacle of art and engineering. It's like a dream transcending the boundaries of reality in its fabrication.
It looks like an artifact from another planet. I like your combination of art and electronics. The music gives more strength and dramatism to the images.
This is a thing of beauty, from the conception to the design to the building and documenting in this wonderful video! And it sounds amazing and otherworldly! I can’t see how you could ever top that. Thank you sir for sharing your talents with us.
Recently started down my personal journey towards creating sound art after realizing I was drawn more towards creating art than music. Your content is amazing for showcasing the different skillsets that all come together to form visually and sonically beautiful art
This is the most beatiful circuitry I have seen in a looooong time! Made me think of Hiwatt amps from the 70’s and Matchless amps from the 90’s. Stunned by the sheer awesomeness of your work.
I've never ran into anything quite as transcendent as this. The sounds it makes gave me a dizzying wash of false-nostalgia first time I heard this and I've never heard anything like this before. I wish my ADHD would allow me this type of creativity.
The piece is great on its own, but I quite adore how your narration of the process fits into it. Maybe it's your voice or the whole package of the presentation, I dunno, but I get 'poetry' out of these technical descriptions!
Thanks! I saw this meme the other day of what someone's perception of their English was in their head versus how it actually sounded, and the first image was of a roaring bear while the second was a pixelated dweeb. That's basically me when doing these videos.
@@EirikBrandalffor what it’s worth I think most people dislike or find their recorded voice strange because the bones in our head make us sound different to use than to others
The mix of the ambient droning music in the background, your very soothing voice , and your more subtle cinematic style make for such a calming video. Watching the meticulous and precise work be made is very pleasing , definitely subscribing
All things in existence has consciousness. Consciousness is LITERALLY the thing that everything is formed out of. Look at it this way, if plants can literally see us and humans are literally related to pine trees, electrons are conscious even though they may not be “human” conscious. It’s kind of like thinking animals have no consciousness/soul because they’re “animals”, or black people (which was very much a thing at one point(.
@@shineayandrews1869dude, for about one third of each day, I am not conscious. It's called sleep, the unconscious state of rest. I don't think you really know what consciousness is.
a certain kind of magic to this I couldn't quite figure out, i guess such as building electronics from scratch will to me always remain a mysterious alchemist act, well done anyway, really like what you did
aaah so cool! When I saw the end result I immediately knew it was you. Saw some of your scultpures at Uncloud in Utrecht last year. Super unique thing you're doing, love getting an insight into your work process.
I don't think I've had this feeling of intrigue in a very long time. I think it maybe was the music with the piece of art in the end as the final product, but this was a very pleasant feeling, thank you
the pure meaning of luxury and elegance. awesome work dude. you are a huge inspiration. i have been working on some projects like this and haven't finished them yet. i motivated now. ill post on my channel when i finish one. Thanx again!
Very nice execution, great job! I know some are criticizing the center LED choice, I do think the curved forms of the fiber cylinders is contrasting the rest of the piece's grid like style (which isn't a bad thing, just a contrast). If you ever revise this or create a similar one I would check out some volumetric LED cubes, to sync the cube LEDs with the waveform of the audio would be really cool.
You, my friend, are a peerless genius. This is simply stunning. I was sat here completely mesmerised by your skills. Your craftsmanship and cinematic skills are astounding. I love it.
Holy nylocks batman! Great form-from-function work here. I was expecting that shape in the middle to actually move and not be static light pipes, but it still looks great. The only ways I can think of getting it to move in three dimensions would be a spinning/oscillating volumetric display (noisy), or a stack of OLED panels (Sean Hodgins did one but you’d either need big panels or some strange optics). Maybe just two or three degrees of freedom for a moving light pipes would be interesting enough. Earned a sub.
i have no idea what you said half of the time. But i know this it was captivate and the finished piece is absolutely gorgeous. Never thought i would say this but it's almost like this machine has a soul.. This is (ART)
Hi eirik , your work , noy only the finished object but the overall presentation of the building process is something truly inspiring , i also work and electronics and currently working in my first big sound sculpture and your work has been present in almost every creative meeting as a high point in sound design the attention to all details , and the poetics of the materials expresing themself , hopefully one day well reach such heights , greetings from southamerica!
i use to stare at circuit boards when i was a kid -hell even now still actually- and just follow the paths on the board in wonder. I eventually learned small electronics and really didnt know what to do with any of it after i had gained a good deal of knowledge on the subject. Also as someone who was able to watch whatever i wanted as a child, i ended up pretty desensitized to ... everything. I feel sometimes. but this......... I watched most of this with my mouth open at 39 yrs old. i cannot explain the beauty of this hole video. the editing, choice of music, the design of the sculpture. my god. i've just been blown the f__k away. like, subscribe, join, member, patreon, donate, reach-around, etc.
Very, very cool. Reminds me of Peter Vogel's work a bit, but taken up several levels. Extremely mind-blowing. I love it and hope to produce something in this style one day, but I am still a long way off, teaching myself electronics. The skills you have are amazing. Bravo.
That is crazy and amazing. Now my repair background makes me shudder thinking about trying to fix something like that. Just one bump, one random pencil drop, and smoke. Forget about tracing a ground issue.😮😅🎉
You really have a unique and beautiful way to design those AV sculptures, and it sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing the making process, really inspiring. Would love to come visit your sculptures :)
Beautiful sounds. Thanks very much for sharing. First video watched = subscribed. Really enjoyed your process, your video editing and the audio-visual-functional interplay of the work.
I was sitting here just thinking "that's some really cool looking electronics, I'm wondering how it'll fit into the sculpture", little did I know haha. Inspiring work!
Super cool At least from someone not super into electronics but somewhat familiar, this is wild, i love it. My philosophy for my work includes "never let them know how you did it" (in the work itself) but i think this is a huge lesson towards putting most of it on display and how that can offer just as much as trying to keep the mystery alive.
I Really digg the symbiosis of the engineering and the materials themselves, allowing the electronics to manifest in a raw beauty; a kind of deconstructed 'form follows function'. One could imagine these works not as being crafted by a human hand, but as the result of some form of electro-ecosystem; tecno-organisms evolved out of the e-ther. Audiophilic Outsider Art Brute - par excellence. Ever thought of incorporating Ferrofluid? Possibly contained in a sort of resonance reaction chamber..
Thanks! I've seen enough of the back and forth between Love Hultén and the self-proclaimed creator of Ferrofluid that I'm willing to let that one pass...
@@EirikBrandalf upon reflection I think that's a wise choice. I can see FF becoming what epoxy resin is to the woodworker community. Personally I would place Stevie-boys 'accomplishments' in the discoveries department rather than his invention; choosing symantecs over pretentions. But NASA probably doesn't cut checks for discoveries.
@@Stuharris Could be true. I wasn't refering to the actual discoverer of the technology though. There is some other guy who claims to have invented it, and he is going absolutely ballistic every time someone else is using it.
@@EirikBrandalf Oh, I was unaware of that bit of lore. That's hilarious though. I ment it as more of a cantankerous jest towards a superior intellect. But I think it could be effectively deployed in the opposite direction ;)
That felt like blade runner for 20 minutes! The completed work reminded me of a cityscape with every electrical component a feature in a building of a noir sci-fi movie.
This piece is a depiction of the rule "True art should raise questions, not giving answers". Literally anyone will go "Wow, how that's even..." after seing this
Not only does he know coding and electrical engineering, he can create art pieces and shoot it with outstanding cinematography.
Hats off to you mate.
This person literally is nothing but talented.
never have i ever seen a diy video so cinematic and so tasteful.
This is honestly the most impressive thing I have seen in a long time! So mesmerizing!
Happy to hear it!
This is how electronics will look in my head from now on . First time seeing something like that. wow. I am glad I randomly decided to open RUclips.
the impression of electronics that look like this will forever impact me I guarantee it
I recently dreamed about building generative hardware audiovisual sculptures and here you are.
That means you must be sleeping alright, which is already better than what I am doing at the moment!
I've been struggling for a long time to unify my love of mechanics with my love of art, and this video has done a great deal to inspire me in that endeavor.
First time watching your videos and I was immediately hooked. The cinematography, the storytelling, your voice-everything is put together so well. This 20-minute video felt like 5 minutes, and I just want more. Great channel, great video-keep it up!
Seeing such a beautiful thing being an actual functional circuit brought tears to my eyes, I didn't know this is what I needed to spark a new wave of ideas and inspiration for my own work, but I'm infinitely thankful and can't wait to see what's going to come out of your incredible mind next.
The algorithm actually having a awesome suggested video... Props! Looks and sounds wicked cool
Your video came on randomly, as I was about to turn off the TV. I have never heard of sound sculptures until this video and now I'm obsessed with them. What an absolutely beautiful design and the production displaying the process was phenomenal. Well done!
Love how you implemented the electronics in 3D. I'm inspired to use a similar architecture on my home built valve amps. Must have taken a hell of a lot of thought, layout design and work though compared to a PCB. Great work, thanks for uploading.
It takes a bit of time for sure
And with this, we have reached the pinnacle of "dead bug" circuitry.
Amazing work.
This is the most impressive and stunning thing I've ever seen-truly the pinnacle of art and engineering.
It's like a dream transcending the boundaries of reality in its fabrication.
It looks like an artifact from another planet. I like your combination of art and electronics. The music gives more strength and dramatism to the images.
This is absolutely beautiful. I am getting Hans Zimmer mixed with Posy vibes.
This is a thing of beauty, from the conception to the design to the building and documenting in this wonderful video! And it sounds amazing and otherworldly! I can’t see how you could ever top that. Thank you sir for sharing your talents with us.
Recently started down my personal journey towards creating sound art after realizing I was drawn more towards creating art than music. Your content is amazing for showcasing the different skillsets that all come together to form visually and sonically beautiful art
This is the most beatiful circuitry I have seen in a looooong time! Made me think of Hiwatt amps from the 70’s and Matchless amps from the 90’s. Stunned by the sheer awesomeness of your work.
I've never ran into anything quite as transcendent as this. The sounds it makes gave me a dizzying wash of false-nostalgia first time I heard this and I've never heard anything like this before. I wish my ADHD would allow me this type of creativity.
Wow, this is beautiful! If I had one myself I would be staring and listening to it for hours on end. Stunning work!❤
The beauty of this project humbles me and moves me to tears. 💜
Reminds me a lot of Hyper Light Drifter, as well. Cool work!
The piece is great on its own, but I quite adore how your narration of the process fits into it. Maybe it's your voice or the whole package of the presentation, I dunno, but I get 'poetry' out of these technical descriptions!
Thanks! I saw this meme the other day of what someone's perception of their English was in their head versus how it actually sounded, and the first image was of a roaring bear while the second was a pixelated dweeb. That's basically me when doing these videos.
@@EirikBrandalffor what it’s worth I think most people dislike or find their recorded voice strange because the bones in our head make us sound different to use than to others
The mix of the ambient droning music in the background, your very soothing voice , and your more subtle cinematic style make for such a calming video. Watching the meticulous and precise work be made is very pleasing , definitely subscribing
Imagine the electrons in your fantastic circuit having consciousness.. I'm sure they would all sing "Wow, now this is a fun circuit to race around!"
All things in existence has consciousness. Consciousness is LITERALLY the thing that everything is formed out of.
Look at it this way, if plants can literally see us and humans are literally related to pine trees, electrons are conscious even though they may not be “human” conscious.
It’s kind of like thinking animals have no consciousness/soul because they’re “animals”, or black people (which was very much a thing at one point(.
@@shineayandrews1869dude, for about one third of each day, I am not conscious. It's called sleep, the unconscious state of rest. I don't think you really know what consciousness is.
Electrons do not have consciousness.
@@kayakMike1000this thought feels incomplete. If you are completely unconscious during rest, how does your conscious mind remember aspects of sleep?
Your comment reminded me of Tron
That's outstanding, i can't imagine the amount of work... congrats!
a certain kind of magic to this I couldn't quite figure out, i guess such as building electronics from scratch will to me always remain a mysterious alchemist act, well done anyway, really like what you did
The way you made it at the end, looks like the brutalism architectural art form for electronics! Very awesome, very inspiring and great work progress!
aaah so cool! When I saw the end result I immediately knew it was you. Saw some of your scultpures at Uncloud in Utrecht last year. Super unique thing you're doing, love getting an insight into your work process.
That's great!
I don't think I've had this feeling of intrigue in a very long time. I think it maybe was the music with the piece of art in the end as the final product, but this was a very pleasant feeling, thank you
It looks stunning and sounds so unique! This is art, and it fuses technology with visual and acoustic expression in a way you don't often see.
Form follows function, literally! Great job.
the pure meaning of luxury and elegance. awesome work dude. you are a huge inspiration. i have been working on some projects like this and haven't finished them yet. i motivated now. ill post on my channel when i finish one. Thanx again!
Very nice execution, great job! I know some are criticizing the center LED choice, I do think the curved forms of the fiber cylinders is contrasting the rest of the piece's grid like style (which isn't a bad thing, just a contrast). If you ever revise this or create a similar one I would check out some volumetric LED cubes, to sync the cube LEDs with the waveform of the audio would be really cool.
This looks and sounds spectacular. A true piece of art. And the video is well made too! I love the way you made the circuits 3 dimensional.
You, my friend, are a peerless genius. This is simply stunning. I was sat here completely mesmerised by your skills. Your craftsmanship and cinematic skills are astounding. I love it.
The music itself reminds me a little of Hyperlight Drifter. Awesome stuff! Really cool process too
Very clean and aesthetic use of electronic components. Photography and editing are awsome too.
Holy nylocks batman! Great form-from-function work here. I was expecting that shape in the middle to actually move and not be static light pipes, but it still looks great. The only ways I can think of getting it to move in three dimensions would be a spinning/oscillating volumetric display (noisy), or a stack of OLED panels (Sean Hodgins did one but you’d either need big panels or some strange optics). Maybe just two or three degrees of freedom for a moving light pipes would be interesting enough.
Earned a sub.
i have no idea what you said half of the time.
But i know this it was captivate and the finished piece is absolutely gorgeous.
Never thought i would say this but it's almost like this machine has a soul.. This is (ART)
Hi eirik , your work , noy only the finished object but the overall presentation of the building process is something truly inspiring , i also work and electronics and currently working in my first big sound sculpture and your work has been present in almost every creative meeting as a high point in sound design the attention to all details , and the poetics of the materials expresing themself , hopefully one day well reach such heights , greetings from southamerica!
Well Done Mate. Cheers & Thank you for sharing that wonderful piece
How can you ever stop looking at it? Wow
I’ve never seen such a device, so many questions, but very beautiful sound. Earned a sub! Good video.
Incredible work of art
Gorgeous! Amazing! Brilliant! Congratulations!
absolute epic design and choice of materials
Thanks for sharing your beautiful creation.
I loved the form, the lights, the cable porn, the sound… I bet the code is neat too, definitely checking it. Impressive work. Congratulations.
The code is an absolute rats nest. Thanks mate!
i use to stare at circuit boards when i was a kid -hell even now still actually- and just follow the paths on the board in wonder. I eventually learned small electronics and really didnt know what to do with any of it after i had gained a good deal of knowledge on the subject. Also as someone who was able to watch whatever i wanted as a child, i ended up pretty desensitized to ... everything. I feel sometimes. but this......... I watched most of this with my mouth open at 39 yrs old. i cannot explain the beauty of this hole video. the editing, choice of music, the design of the sculpture. my god. i've just been blown the f__k away. like, subscribe, join, member, patreon, donate, reach-around, etc.
This piece is very impressive and inspiring and has restored my interest in electronics but in a different way
Completely astonishing creativity!
incredible project and incredible cinematic experience. thank u!
it isn't that i don't have the words, it's that i have too many words. i'll suffice it to say this is the coolest thing i have ever seen
Looks amazing!
I'd love to see a vacuum tube amplifier in this kind of style
Really- incredible work Erik - congrats!
Wow, this is amazing. Great piece of art, love it. Keep up the great work and videos.
I skipped right to the end to see it, it's F'in beautiful! You are a creative genius my friend, wonderful things are coming your way.
Beautiful and very inspirational! Thank you!
Hope you pop out like a toast, love your work !
So very awesomely thought and executed, love the work !
The satisfaction in my ears rn is unbelievable!
Just happily yeeted this to all the engineering homies, unreal execution man, bravo
Very, very cool. Reminds me of Peter Vogel's work a bit, but taken up several levels. Extremely mind-blowing. I love it and hope to produce something in this style one day, but I am still a long way off, teaching myself electronics. The skills you have are amazing. Bravo.
That is crazy and amazing. Now my repair background makes me shudder thinking about trying to fix something like that. Just one bump, one random pencil drop, and smoke. Forget about tracing a ground issue.😮😅🎉
Absolutely incredible.. congrats on this design and execution 🔥🔥
Sir… you have outdone yourself.
Beautifully creative and sounds amazing too 💯thanks for sharing your process I love this...very inspiring. Thank you💖🎶🌞
MicroElectronics and Fine Art. My two favorite genes. ❤
You really have a unique and beautiful way to design those AV sculptures, and it sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing the making process, really inspiring. Would love to come visit your sculptures :)
Beautiful sounds.
Thanks very much for sharing.
First video watched = subscribed.
Really enjoyed your process, your video editing and the audio-visual-functional interplay of the work.
Each and every part of the process is a masterpiece ❤😮
I love the aesthetic...reminds me of copper traces in microprocessor chips
This is an incredibly high quality video and an amazing project. I am utterly awed. Well done.
Beautiful! Just sublime. So much respect.
I was sitting here just thinking "that's some really cool looking electronics, I'm wondering how it'll fit into the sculpture", little did I know haha. Inspiring work!
I don't understand how are you so underrated, RUclips is doing injustice to you.
beautiful pieces
This thing produces soundscapes very similar to some of the tracks on uncut gems. It’s beautiful!
Super cool
At least from someone not super into electronics but somewhat familiar, this is wild, i love it.
My philosophy for my work includes "never let them know how you did it" (in the work itself) but i think this is a huge lesson towards putting most of it on display and how that can offer just as much as trying to keep the mystery alive.
I never really thought about it that way!
Wow! this is splendid. Thank you for sharing it.
This is absolutely stunning!
I Really digg the symbiosis of the engineering and the materials themselves, allowing the electronics to manifest in a raw beauty; a kind of deconstructed 'form follows function'.
One could imagine these works not as being crafted by a human hand, but as the result of some form of electro-ecosystem; tecno-organisms evolved out of the e-ther. Audiophilic Outsider Art Brute - par excellence.
Ever thought of incorporating Ferrofluid?
Possibly contained in a sort of resonance reaction chamber..
Thanks! I've seen enough of the back and forth between Love Hultén and the self-proclaimed creator of Ferrofluid that I'm willing to let that one pass...
@@EirikBrandalf upon reflection I think that's a wise choice. I can see FF becoming what epoxy resin is to the woodworker community.
Personally I would place Stevie-boys 'accomplishments' in the discoveries department rather than his invention; choosing symantecs over pretentions. But NASA probably doesn't cut checks for discoveries.
@@Stuharris Could be true. I wasn't refering to the actual discoverer of the technology though. There is some other guy who claims to have invented it, and he is going absolutely ballistic every time someone else is using it.
@@EirikBrandalf Oh, I was unaware of that bit of lore. That's hilarious though. I ment it as more of a cantankerous jest towards a superior intellect. But I think it could be effectively deployed in the opposite direction ;)
very cinematic and damn, it is truly art
Wow, absolutely beautiful.
Don't think I ever commented on youtube, but bro, you're the fucking king!!
That is just about the coolest thing iv ever seen.
This is so rad on so many levels. ✨
I sub'd when this man only had 4.68K subs!!!
so rad. and the sounds you composed reminded me a lot of oneohtrix point never
This is absolutely amazing!
Really nice presentation. Thank you.
Very creative brother! Love it!
This is mesmerizing. I love it!
Wow Looks and sound like out of a movie ❤😮
Красивая штука, похожа на макет завода. Звуком пищит, лампочками подмигивает, как живая, только не бегает.
You're so underrated bro 😮
I love this piece!