“hydro-edros II”: the installation consists of an ice icosahedron, a platonic solid which according to the pythagoreans represents the element of water, and a hot iron tetrahedron representing fire, onto which water drops fall as the ice melts. the sound of each falling drop is amplified and processed through granular synthesis, and these sounds are combined with recorded sounds of water and fire encounters.
year: 2015
exhibition: LPEP
technique: an icosahedron-shaped ice block, an iron tetrahedron with a 200w resistor, 1w led, piezoelectric sensor, a raspberry pi, speakers.
