Peace games water-based musical instrument is symphony in water bowls
Posted By: Priyanka Ohri | Jul 22 2010
Created by Ion Furjanic and Isaac Souweine in association with Playeum for the "Bright and Shiny" event in Singapore, 2010, Peace Games, Electric Tea 1.0 is water based musical controller. It uses conducive power of the human body over porcelain bowls, metal orbs, speaker wire and water to create a water based music controller. It reminds me of a traditional Indian musical instrument called Jaltarang, which works on the same water-y principle. The difference here is that peace games invites the dipping of hands in water.
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Via: Fashioningtech
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