An 3d study of consciousness through audio-visual synthesis, where sound analysis informs the structural properties of three-dimensional brainwave representations. This piece constructs spatial visualisations that respond dynamically to the embedded audio's frequency spectrum, amplitude envelope, and rhythmic patterns.
The radiating structures function as audio-reactive neural maps, with each projecting element's length, colour, and position determined by specific frequency bins in the sound analysis. The explosive central formation grows and contracts according to the audio's overall amplitude, while individual spikes track harmonic content and transient events. The colour palette shifts across the spectrum based on the dominant frequencies present in each moment of the audio.
This study positions audio as the primary driver of visual generation, creating a direct correlation between sonic brainwave entrainment frequencies and their three-dimensional representations. The work demonstrates how consciousness alteration through sound can be simultaneously experienced and observed through audio-reactive architectural forms.
Sound analysis informed the structural properties of three-dimensional brainwave representations
