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Exhibition
  • Multiple Artists …
    • Doug Collinge
    • Stephen Parkinson

Audience-Sensitive Electronic Sound Installation as Walking

Nov 15 – Nov 26, 1983

A pressure-sensitive floor that triggered synthesizers and a quadraphonic sound system.

People: Collinge, Doug | Parkinson, Stephen | Subject Keywords: audio installations | environments (sculpture) | installations | interactive art | quadraphonic | synthesizers

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