Sunday
Jun122011
Pendulum Sound Machine
Sunday, June 12, 2011 at 22:02 tagged exhibition, installations
Pendulum Sound Machine is a sound installation created by Kouichi Okamoto as part of an exhibition curated by Designboom, called Yakitate, which is Japanese for ‘freshly baked’. This nice set of pendulums hanging over a record player should sound as good as it looks, but does it?
It really is one of those cases in which the form is well thought out, but the function is neglected. A plate just doesn’t sound as well as a lot of other objects could.
If you insist, here you can have a listen, but I’m afraid you’ll be disappointed:
All images courtesy of Kyouei Design
Via: Joachim Baan
Reader Comments (4)
the idea kind of reminds me of strotter inst.
I like the sound! Thank you for posting this, I didn't know about it.
It reminds me of Zimoun
I think it would have been better if they could have slowed down the turntable to about 1/3rd that speed.