O polifonie a arhitecturilor sonore în spațiul expozițional
Keywords:
digital, exhibition, musical composition, musical production, nihonga, polyphony, painting, software
Abstract
The article presents the concept, technical and artistic modalities underlying two types of musical creation and sound design for visual arts exhibitions. The first type is represented by the work “Exhibition – An Instrumental Theater”, which premiered on November 11, 2002, at the Rolston Recital Hall of the Banff Centre
for Arts and Creativity in Canada. The second type of musical creation is described through the music and sound design of the exhibition “Path of Water and Stone,” which opened on May 9, 2024, at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Lisbon, Portugal. The author of the exhibited visual works, Roland Pangrati, uses the Nihonga technique to reinterpret landscapes of the spectacular Portuguese coast along the Atlantic Ocean.
