to see the unseeable

Audiovisual Research Series | 2024

to see the unseeable is an audiovisual research series exploring electromagnetic fields generated by contemporary technologies. The project is based on field recordings of human-made electromagnetic activity, including signals produced by power lines, wireless networks, and electronic devices.

These recordings form the basis of a responsive audiovisual system in which sound and image interact in real time. The visuals consist of 3D loop animations that respond to the recorded signals, shifting and transforming through audio-driven processes. Sound and image continuously influence each other, creating evolving audiovisual compositions.

The series consists of four short studies. It can be presented as a four-channel installation in a continuous loop or as single-channel screenings. In a multi-channel setup, the works unfold across the space, forming a distributed field of sound and image.

It brings invisible electromagnetic activity into the field of perception.

Year: 2024
Format: Audiovisual research series / 4-channel video installation (loop)
Duration: 00:56–01:25 per channel (looped)
Medium: Electromagnetic field recordings, digital sound and image

Screenings:

ZEZ × KLET – 9th Sound Exhibition
11–13 December 2024
Studio-Gallery KLET, Zagreb (HR)

Waveforms #01 (Audiovisual Series)
27 February 2025
Richten25, Berlin (DE)