Gyuchul Moon

<Syn.apts (Synthetic Apartment) is an audiovisual performance that transforms the building of SAPY (Seoul Art Platform), a space where performances take place, into 3D using photogrammetry technology, and combines the motion of each particle with sound. Digitally transforms the concert hall where the actual performance takes place and recombines it with sound, discovers the gap between the building and the city that occurs in the process of dismantling, and through the process of creation and extinction of visual combined with sound and movement, imagining of the organic structure of the city.

Premiered at: Ansan Art center, Ansan, KR A sequence created with specific frequency values ​​extracted from noise continuously influences the next sequence, creating a continuous chain of sequences. The sequence continuously generated through the LSTM algorithm of the neural network RNN ​​is a process of exploring the musical possibilities generated by artificial intelligence from noise in the auditory sense, from intangible noise to the form we call music, In the process, the meaning of the expanded sound and the continuous creation process are explored. The pseudo random sequence produces 64 valid note values. The ML Algorithm (Markov chain) connected here produces a new sequence of sequence values ​​based on the 64 note values ​​produced by the sequence. In addition, in RNN, a sequence corresponding to the note value and length is generated based on the note values ​​produced by the random sequence.In the stage corresponding to of the 64 note values ​​generated by a random algorithm, 16 sequence values ​​are generated and they are reproduced together. Each generated and reproduced note value controls the visual. In particular, the stage value corresponding to each of the 16 states controls the visual. After the sequence corresponding to 64 ~ 128 times is played, the note generator is re-triggered in the visual stage, and a new musical sequence is created and the above process is repeated.

From its launch in 2009 to the end of its mission in 2018, the Kepler Space Telescope has orbited the back of the Earth about 150 million kilometers from Earth's departure, discovering 2662 new planets in 9.6 years. Based on the data obtained from Kepler's observations, I tried to explore the possibility of a new planet using artificial intelligence. It converts the information value of the potential position of the new planet into sound and imagines the existence of a new planet and a multidimensional future through images composed with generative methodologies.

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