“HTML WINDCHIME”
(2022)
instructions:
Tap on the chimes to blow wind force.
force implementation buttons:
input type: Simulate wind by tapping on the chimes (mouse input or tap input)
or by sound sensitivity through mic captation.
customization buttons:
pattern: Change the chimes arrangement.
frame (top plate): Change the look of the frame plate.
chimes: Change the look of the chime pieces.
sound: Change the impact sound generated by chimes collision.
Physical wind chime is a decorative arrangement of small sculptured pieces with a resonance box
suspended so as to chime when blown by the wind. In an html context, the wind chime system could
be simplified as framed and organized elements that returns to initial state after impact.
what happens to all of the common objects that requires Nature’s participation to function? This
program is an attempt to archive one of my favorite artifact, the wind chime, in a rudimentary natural
environment simulation. Although many believe possible the concept of saving tangible objects through
technology, this program was nothing deeper than a simple call to fulfill personal compulsive hoarding issues.
Tap on the chimes to blow wind force.
force implementation buttons:
input type: Simulate wind by tapping on the chimes (mouse input or tap input)
or by sound sensitivity through mic captation.
customization buttons:
pattern: Change the chimes arrangement.
frame (top plate): Change the look of the frame plate.
chimes: Change the look of the chime pieces.
sound: Change the impact sound generated by chimes collision.
Physical wind chime is a decorative arrangement of small sculptured pieces with a resonance box
suspended so as to chime when blown by the wind. In an html context, the wind chime system could
be simplified as framed and organized elements that returns to initial state after impact.
what happens to all of the common objects that requires Nature’s participation to function? This
program is an attempt to archive one of my favorite artifact, the wind chime, in a rudimentary natural
environment simulation. Although many believe possible the concept of saving tangible objects through
technology, this program was nothing deeper than a simple call to fulfill personal compulsive hoarding issues.
CREDITS
PROGRAMMERS:
WAWA LI, TOM GAUTHIER
special thanks to Sabine Rosenberg and Raphael Nelson
While this project is taking place on the wide net, I acknowledge that all the work (and my life) has been done mostly on the traditional territories of Kanien’kehá:ka, Mohawks' Tiohtià:ke (mtl) and the Wendake people's Kebek (qc). Gathering place of many First Nations, it is still home to a many of them today and I acknowledge their presence and history especially moving forward in context of technology.
PROGRAMMERS:
WAWA LI, TOM GAUTHIER
special thanks to Sabine Rosenberg and Raphael Nelson
While this project is taking place on the wide net, I acknowledge that all the work (and my life) has been done mostly on the traditional territories of Kanien’kehá:ka, Mohawks' Tiohtià:ke (mtl) and the Wendake people's Kebek (qc). Gathering place of many First Nations, it is still home to a many of them today and I acknowledge their presence and history especially moving forward in context of technology.