Giardino Sonoro at Venice Biennale by architettura sonora from italy

The Giardino Sonoro installation is a dynamic sound space, conceived as a constantly evolving project over time and space. For the Venice Biennale 2012 the installation consists of a physical element (Architettura Sonora’s sound modules and the steel ring, designed by a team led by Salottobuono) and an immaterial component, based on Architettura Sonora’s ASG software (Automatic Soundscape Generation).
Seven musical compositions, specifically commissioned by the Music Biennale 2012 for this installation, are fully reproduced, although interactively spatialized, every day from 19:00 to 20:30; from 10:00 to 19:00 the compositions are continuously recomposed, through a continuous interpretation of the garden atmospheric conditions, relegating to people interaction with the ring the real time modifications of the soundscape spatialization.
Visitors are invited to explore the garden and interact with the ring.
More info @ http://www.giardinosonoro.com

Special thanks to Architectural Association School of Architecture for the support to the development of the ring structure.