Parasite and Capitalism: What the Film Says About the Pursuit of Wealth
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e:e:e:e:e (2015)
In this exploration of Synesthesia, a green monochrome monitor pulses, curves, and ultimately burns into waveshaped chaos. Occurring as a series of five thirtysecond audio visual experiments, Blommaert’s evolving graphical abstraction literally plays with how we see sound gestures — whether it be an 8-bit ping pong game sound effect, orchestral tuning, or the algorithmic throes of generative minimalism.
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In this exploration of Synesthesia, a green monochrome monitor pulses, curves, and ultimately burns into waveshaped chaos. Occurring as a series of five thirtysecond audio visual experiments, Blommaert’s evolving graphical abstraction literally plays with how we see sound gestures — whether it be an 8-bit ping pong game sound effect, orchestral tuning, or the algorithmic throes of generative minimalism.
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