Synesthetic Sensory Stimulation with Ryoichi Kurokawa

[@TheCreatorsProject]

Japanese artist Ryoichi Kurokawa generates mind-blowing performances through the unification of audio and visuals:

[@StudioAnnLe]

Very cool. I would love to see a full performance of his artwork.

[@frederickbilly5009]

instablaster

[@djsaeg]

this kind of audiovisuals are like food to my soul, big up from mexico city

[@muitosabao]

Just saw his performance subassemblies at Ars Electronica 2019 this weekend. Mind blown!

[@beanerama9]

I´ve seen his work live in Peru. Pretty impressive.

[@patricialong1638]

I have not seen anything like this----I am very impressed!

[@jingxinwang947]

One of my favourite artist, have seen his work once in Shenzhen New Media Art Festival.

[@shouyasano1582]

Cool desk area.

[@HungryEyezFPV]

I admire this man and his methods.

[@dycestudio5562]

MIND BLOWING SENSATIONS

[@NT-up8ze]

2:42...."such as Nuendo or Max" Usually..

[@marcherm]

Strong.

[@mikaelcavailles8999]

Excellent

[@SoCalFreelance]

Appreciate Ryoichi sharing his secret sauce (software)

[@SoCalFreelance]

Wonder what would happen if he fed the signal processing into DMX lighting or laser galvanometers.

[@drewskee68]

Very impressive

[@rr7firefly]

This video manages to tell a story without actually revealing too much. The explanation of process is fairly vague. Sometimes I wonder why people of Kurokawa's age seem to be drawn to explosive imagery flashes set in split second timing. What effect do those sequences have on the brain and on one's psyche?

[@danivicario]

Too stroboscopic for some public like me. There is something fascinating in the result though

[@oojahlan]

Interesting

[@destructiveknights]

cool

[@OfficialMyWizard]

reminds me of autechres video

[@d3tach3d]

richard cunningham. the o.g.

[@thimkthimk]

Chris Cunningham.

[@d3tach3d]

lol oops. my bad :P thanks for the correction

[@thimkthimk]

I did a search and was like "whose this random British guy? He doesn't look like a media artist!?
lol.

[@eelagem]

Chris david james "lol"

[@zubduru]

What's the music starting 3:50

[@tydymanz]

Different.

[@lc8361]

What software does he use for those visuals?

[@jezzafied]

MaxMSP

[@user-fk6dm7ry8j]

2:41 openFrameworks, and 1:36 looks like supercollider for sound and osc

[@rem_av]

@@user-fk6dm7ry8j Thanks

[@JasonTopo]

how can i do this?

[@muitosabao]

1 year has passed. Have you made any progress?

[@LuluxuStudio]

@@muitosabao lol

[@charleswalsin7793]

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