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ゴラン・レヴィン ソフトウェアアート

Filmed Feb 2004 • Posted Apr 2007TED2004
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エンジニアとアーティストであるゴラン・レヴィンが、視聴覚を使って出来ることとテクノロジーの限界を押し広げます。TEDの舞台で、彼がパフォーマンスするために作ったふたつのプログラムを発表します。

Half performance artist, half software engineer, Golan Levin manipulates the computer to create improvised soundscapes with dazzling corresponding visuals. He is at the forefront of defining new parameters for art. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Ran Ishizuka
Reviewed by Jun Sasaki
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