Computational Art Visual Identity for Abstract

I completed this project during my short-term study at University of Arts London. The prompt asked us to visualize a given piece of music. Through web special effect technologies, I turned the music into particles and included the concept of trajectory in physics combined with gravity, repulsion, and interaction through the mouse. Therefore, whenever users play the music, they could produce unique visual identities.

This is one of my favorite works. In addition to producing real-time image computing, this system has the potential to be used in somatosensory game ads for better user interaction, which can then be extended to creation of a series of albums and visual identities. This work is an example of how design and programming can go hand in hand to visualize inaudible sounds and expand our imagination.