Overview
Explore the fascinating intersection of art, nature, and electronics in this 28-minute conference talk. Delve into the concept of "electronic naturalism" and discover how simple analog circuits can mimic life-like behaviors such as chirping crickets, croaking frogs, and singing birds. Learn about generating animal sounds through hardware and gain insights into the speaker's artistic journey. Examine the blurred lines between living organisms and electronic devices, and contemplate the role of electricity as the spark of life. Gain a deeper understanding of the creative process behind electronic naturalism through numerous examples and an abbreviated survey of the artist's work.
Syllabus
Intro
Burt Charles Burchfield
The Three Images
The Sounds
Back in Time
The Pool
Reflection Loop
Live Pelt
The Spark of Life
Parallel Series
Nature
Documentation
Building my own circuits
Bees
Tree Frog
Strong Stern
Structure of Sound
How do I do this
Simple example
Complex sounds
Hardware oscillators
Speakers
Sequencing
Hardware is beautiful
Its magical
Pretty Bird
Spark of Life
birdsong
neurons in the brain
Magritte
What is it
Questions
Taught by
HACKADAY