Yuri Suzuki has designed a large-scale interactive sound artwork, the World Ambient Sound Map, located at Google Arts and Culture in Paris. This installation features 100 speakers arranged to form a world map, each playing ambient sounds from Google's library. With encompassing ambient recordings and user interaction, visitors can record their voices, which the installation then spatially maps across the speakers, creating a dynamic and evolving soundscape. This artwork aims to foster a deeper appreciation of global sound diversity and to engage audiences in a sonic exploration of our planet.
Yuri Suzuki's World Ambient Sound Map at Google's Paris office transforms archival recordings into a dynamic installation of sound, inviting visitor engagement and exploration.
This immersive installation with 100 speakers creates an interactive experience, allowing visitors to engage by contributing their voices and understanding the auditory diversity of the world.
The artwork encourages audiences to listen, explore, and engage with the vast sonic landscape of our planet, deepening their understanding of the world through sound.
By integrating technology with art, Suzuki's installation not only beautifies the space but also serves as a reflection of the diversity and complexity of global sounds.
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