Saturday
Oct162010
83,7 Kilo Ohm
Saturday, October 16, 2010 at 22:21 tagged installations, interactive, public space 
German artist Erwin Stache created the interactive installation 83,7 Kilo Ohm. The installation is placed in public space, inviting passers-by to touch it, play with it and thus create their own sound and music with it. If more people touch the installation, they can also shake hands and touch each other to influence the sound.
Each time two or more of the metal tubes are touched, the sound, playing from the speaker attached to the base, is triggered and manipulated. Some of the (more interesting, if you ask me) parts are more abstract, electronic sounding, while others are precomposed pieces of music a participant can ‘conduct’.
Found on brainpickings.org
Reader Comments (2)
This is so fantastic! I had a chance to play it few times while on a trip to Berlin.
It's a great example of what sound installations / sculptures should look like.
I suppose it's not like a public theremin then? That would be pretty sweet aswell!