Three excerpts from:
Puerilia (2009) 
recorder quartet with sensible environment
Ojai Music Festival, 2009 (with sensible environment)

Commissioned by QNG (Quartet New Generation) 
with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts

For Puerilia, live performance by the recorder quartet is combined with an algorithmic environment made from raw material sampled from the environment. Audio from the nearby park is also piped into the performance space.  The algorithmic environment reacts to the players, to the piped in sound, and to itself through audio sensing.

Puerilia (excerpts)

site-specific sound and light installation
FLUX NIGHT 2013
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Castleberry Hill Arts District, Atlanta
Video documentation: https://vimeo.com/119039559

Éric Marty: artistic direction, sound design, lighting design, interactive design
Kai Riedl: project management, lighting concept
Liquid Lux Light Design: lighting consultant

instrumentation: • cameras, microphones
• 8 channel speaker array
• computer controlled spotlights
• control and interaction programmed in Max

Out to Flux Night site:
http://www.fluxprojects.org/flux-night/21-flux-night-2013/81-detritus

Detritus (excerpt)

site-specific sound installation
2013.05.16 - 2013.08.07
Atrium, Lamar Dodd School of Art, Athens, GA

camera trap, and website

• live audio feed from Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (https://jrbp.stanford.edu/)
• algorithmic audio environment built from California bird sounds
• 8 channel speaker array
• audio sensing, video motion sensing 
• camera trap

Camera Trap images: http://otherpole.com/fieldstation.html
Video: https://vimeo.com/116999736#t=147s

ericmarty