I have always thought sound to be an extremely important but
I had never considered in some of the ways that I was exposed to through the
readings and videos I viewed. I like the concept of exploring sound in nature
and focusing on separate and unique sounds. I never thought of pollution in the
form of sound, but now I will notice it often. I completely agree that we live
in a world supersaturated with noises that we never ask for. I love the concept
of preserving areas that have natural sound and I never even knew that was
possible. The only thing I thought about during Justin Boyd: Sound and Time was how much I admired his skill for
recording sound. One thing I have always wished I knew more about was sound
recording and he seemed to take it to a level I wish I could. My favorite part
of Listen was when he held up the
sign that read, “Listen” and held it there for about a minute. I began to
closely listen to my surroundings and noticing all the small sounds and trying
to figure out what was causing them. I began to wonder what it would be like to
experience absolutely zero sound and if that is even possible. It made me reminisce
to the media fast where I began to notice how amazed I became at the sound of
driving with no music or speaking. It made me feel like I was just sitting in a
quiet room and happened to be flying through the air at 60mph. This lead to
other strange thoughts about cars in general but that is a topic for another
time and place!
Monday, February 9, 2015
Monday, February 2, 2015
Synesthesia (R1)
Synesthesia is a phenomenon that has not only interested me but has made me wish I had the power to do so! I feel this correlation of senses can be valuable when creating various kinds of art. This predisposed pattern that naturally occurs in the subject's mind can develop a specific style of thinking that can be constant in their works of art. I never knew there were so many types of Synesthesia and I feel research on this ability is vital in understanding what makes people talented in certain areas and how people think in general. I think a lot of people have very weak forms of synesthesia and might not realize it. For example, When I listen to music I visualize certain shapes to certain notes sometimes but it is not as strong or consistent to classify as synesthesia. I'm sure others have this blending of sense to one degree or another.
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