Optical Scores by Stefanos Skialivas

The project "Optical Scores" researches the development of a musical instrument and how this affects the development of a practice on that instrument. In "Optical Scores," electromagnetic field inductors are used as musical interfaces to capture the inaudible electromagnetic landscapes of assemblages of obsolete circuit boards and silent speaker coils, making them audible through direct induction and extreme configurations of resonant objects' modelling algorithms.

Stefanos Skialivas is an artist and music technologist based in Reykjavik, working at the intersection of interface development and performance. With a background in engineering mathematics and music technology, he develops DIY interfaces for interaction with neural audio synthesis, feedback systems, and physical modelling. He is working for the Intelligent Instrument Lab and the Acute Research Lab, University of Iceland. His project "Optical Scores" is part of the Art and Culture Program of Nordic Culture Point.

Visit Stefanos' artist page - stefanosskialivas.com