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✓ Published: 24-Dec-2012
✓ Published: 24-Dec-2012
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This paper will present the sound sculpture “Visible Canon: String Quartet without human beings” (2012) by Yasuhiro Sakamoto and Iñigo Giner Miranda. Within the bildwissenschaftliche and neuro-aesthetical framework of the work it explores aspects of uncertainty and embodiment in the process of perception. In addition, it touches upon the uncertainty of audio-visual perception as well as the workings of psychological time.nnIt is well known that a cross-modal perception of auditory and visua
This paper will present the sound sculpture “Visible Canon: String Quartet without human beings” (2012) by Yasuhiro Sakamoto and Iñigo Giner Miranda. Within the bildwissenschaftliche and neuro-aesthetical framework of the work it explores aspects of uncertainty and embodiment in the process of perception. In addition, it touches upon the uncertainty of audio-visual perception as well as the workings of psychological time.nnIt is well known that a cross-modal perception of auditory and visua
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