Meandering River was presented at in Funkhaus Sound Chamber, Berlin, 2018 UN Art Center, Shanghai, 2019 and Google I/O, Mountain View, 2019. Meander I version for Sedition has no sound, as a purely visual rendition of the artwork. Meandering River makes these rhythms visible and thereby leaves the observer with a humbling sense of the unpredictability of change and the beauty of nature.įor Meander I, onformative leaves the visual connection to satellite imagery and landscapes behind to interpret the concept in a more discrete way, focusing on the meandering movements and visual potential inherent in this natural phenomenon. The rhythmic patterns of minor changes to riverbeds are not usually visible as they slowly happen over decades.
Once they find a way to make it work, then there will be a full-length Meander-animated film.
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Generated imagery provides a vantage point that transforms our understanding of progress,Įmphasising the power of natural forces as they alter landscapes over time. Disneys reported that theyre still learning how to make Meander work for a full-length animated feature, as it takes a long process. The sound composition was produced using the Google’s Magenta Performance RNN learning model and a custom-built procedural system and composed by Berlin creative studio Kling Klang Klong.īased on a bespoke algorithm, the rippling and oscillating movement inherent in the The digital artwork reinterprets the shifting behaviour of rivers in the landscape as they contract and expand over the seasons. The installation Meandering River is comprised of real-time visuals and music composed by an AI. The fluctuations and the rhythmic movement of rivers are a glimpse into the past, as traces provide evidence of the constant transformations that surround us. Indiscernible to the naked eye, we are only able to experience one moment at a time. Over time, landscapes are gradually shaped by natural forces. Based on onformative’s large scale audiovisual installation Meandering River, Meander I is a picturesque interpretation of transformation and change.
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