This sound design piece was produced and created in 2008 by Gilberto Castillo specifically for an art installation by visual artist Jessica Angel. In this piece Gilberto interprets Jessica's notion of being small enough to enter the computer's inner core and experience the movement and burst of information in its base.

Deep Inside the Computing Machine by Gilberto Castillo

Sound Designer Gilberto Castillo creates a piece for the installation by Jessica Angel "Hemispherical Immersion" 2013

Hemispherical Immersion- By Gilberto Castillo

“Sounds Above/Vibrates Below” is a work based on a simple melody, which is deconstructed to slowly distribute its subtracted elements in simultaneous pitch and rhythmic planes, generating a rather spaced static texture. Another layer interacts with the melodic texture, shifting between synthetic sounds and field recordings of natural elements, human chants, city rumbles, and other soundscapes, aiming to reflect the similarities of one into each other. This piece has been created under the same concepts and ideas as the exhibition “As above, so below” from Jessica Angel.

Bio:
Gilberto Castillo is a Colombian composer and sound designer based in Australia, who has worked for experimental and short films, collaborated with several sound and plastic artists as well as working in music production and composition.

http://www.sounddesign-music.com/


"Sounds Above/Vibrates Below" - by Gilberto Castillo

Visual artist living in NYC. 
Seeking cross-disciplinary initiatives between science, technology, philosophy, music, art and sound design.

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