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Interactive Electro-Acoustic and Electronic Projects Designed and Created by Joe Lukasik. All rights reserved.
Motion to Music - Algoithmic music composition from a homebrew Arduino ATmega328 triggered my an unltrasonic movement sensor. Creates fractal soundscapes and other musical elements.
Scream Ball - light activated sonic madness. Roll it down the hall or between your office cubicals. Reaction guaranteed!
Beauty Is In The Eye Of The Beholder - Art is experienced plainly with this interactive piece
Unitar - A self-playing one-string guitar with interactive controls. Best heard with headphones or high-quality speakers
Ghost Radio - hear approaching tunderstorms and otherworldly voices from the either
Computer Vision - self-portrait deconstructed
Analogue Sequencer - cascading 555 timers with variable delay times and output voltages for an in-progress analogue synthesizer
Computer Vision - In an elfish mood - texture mapping through color
Slinky Reverb - single coil reverb made from a toy
It's Not The Eyes That See - Live video processed through real-time filters created in Processing with live music improvisation incorporating controlled audio feedback and analogue processesors and sound generators
Life From Sound - the back-side of a hand-built game of life LED display that reacts to sounds picked up by microphone. Why did I do this??
Star Projector - Steampunk-inspired table-top curio to distract you lying in bed at night. Projects moving lights with electronic sounds and slow-playing music box in reverse
NGrained Behavior - Video created using openFrameworks from still images of Picasso masterworks. Audio composed with granular re-synthesis of a squeaky ironing board, keys, pots and pans with Max For Live in Ableton as well as a few other electronic instruments.
Living Machine 5 - another attempt of mixing organic and mechanical with this interactive piece that responds to voice with lights and animation
Living Machine 5 - in action
DNA Lamp - made from recycled materials. Nothing fancy, just on and off and nice to look at.
Mr. Eyeballs - any resemblance to C3PO is purely coincidental. Early experiment making animatronics that respond to their environment
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