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A Method to Create Audible Glitch Art (96729)
Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type:Virtual Presentation
Glitch art is art that uses errors (glitches) in images, videos, and sounds that are intentionally created by destroying digital data or physically manipulating electronic devices. Glitch art is interesting in that it expresses unpredictable, accidental beauty. We have been exploring the production methods and effects of glitch art, and as part of that, in this study, we explored the production and methods of glitch art that can be heard by the ears. Specifically, we first used the image processing software Photoshop to generate multi-layer data that mixed image data and audio data as separate layers. Next, we confirmed that glitch art can be created by loading it into the audio processing software Audacity and applying audio processing to the image data portion without affecting the audio data. The method in this study is an extension of a method we have previously used, but the previous method was not able to generate glitch art; instead, it created glitch sounds. Moreover, this mixed unbearable noise sounds into the audio data, and could not be said to be a work that could be enjoyed by the ears. In contrast, in this study, we demonstrated a method that allows not only to enjoy glitch art visually, but also to enjoy it as music by ear. This is a unique research project that simultaneously makes glitches visible and audible, and can be said to create a new type of art that brings about a shift in aesthetic sensibilities.
Authors:
Noriki Amano, Notre Dame Seishin University, Japan
About the Presenter(s)
Dr. Noriki Amano has been a professor at Notre Dame Seishin University in Japan.
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https://researchmap.jp/n-amano?lang=en
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