Sonification of Data in a very broad meaning for art and/or science purpose, including (but not exclusively) Scientific Data Sonification, Sonification of Essays and Concepts, Conferences Talks with Sound Examples, and Algorithmics.
WORKS
- October 29th 2021 – EEG Data Sonification, by Daniel Maszkowicz
Mostly Alpha wave taken in several place of sane subjects with closed eyes, full page - January 21th 2021 – Covid-19 Pandemic Reader, Data Sonification by Daniel Maszkowicz
Algorithmic sound piece using one year of COVID-19 Data Repository by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University, Covid-19 Pandemic Reader is scanning the progression in each country and displays it both visually and sonically, offering a supplementary dimension in a sociological dimension, both esthethic and informative, full page
COLABORATIONS
- September 1st 2021 – Unwhorl, by Sam Lavigne and Mari Bastashevski, contribution to Data Sonification by Daniel Maszkowicz
Interface for snails that converts any touch screen into an interactive plane for gastropods to play, paint, and share music and sketches in real time, full page - April 27th 2020 – No Fly Free Zone, by Sam Lavigne and Mari Bastashevski, contribution to Data Sonification by Daniel Maszkowicz
Visualization and Sonification from IATA (International Air Transport Association) data related to airline restrictions due to Covid-19 pandemic, full page
TALKS ON SONIFICATION
When sound esthetics meet science and technology.
- June 8th 2022 – Data Sonification in the arts and sciences – Daniel Maszkowicz, Renaissance – Exhibition, Le Commun, Geneva CH
Talk with Music and Sound examples on the use of Scientific Data for multipurpose sonification - November 17th 2019 – On Data Sonification and its Broad Interpretation in Science, Art and Surveillance, Daniel Maszkowicz, Black Cloud – Kyiv Biennal, The House of Cinema, Kiev UA
Conference and Workshop on Data Sonification with relation to surveillance and Big Data - Septembre 8th 2019 – On Data Sonification and its Broad Interpretation in Science and Art: An example using SuperCollider with ATLAS Open Data Bank from CERN, Dr. James Beacham and Dr. Daniel Siemaszko (aka Daniel Maszkowicz), International Symposium on Spatial Sound Arts, Platform-L, Seoul KR
Talk featuring sound examples and an original multichannel sonification piece from CERN data