Song of the Sun: Interactive Art Form

Created by John Adrian Siegel

Limited Edition of 30. This interactive sculpture features solar energy, electronics, light patterns, sound and reactionary effects combined with a sculptural form.  Size:  57" high.

Runs off of one grounded plug, for solar panel option please inquire.

The sculpture is designed to react to it's environment through interpreting sounds, shadows and light. The electronics in it's interior are designed to respond to their surroundings by creating sounds and light patterns.
   
The acrylic crystalline segments are illuminated by numerous super bright LED's which are controlled by a PC board inside the exhibit which is populated by CMOS, Linear, TTL and FET based circuits.

This sculpture is an example of alternative energy, sensory inputs and  reactionary effects in electronic systems, timing & randomizing theory, visual & wave length specific electromagnetic spectrum, photons, sound synthesis, frequency & amplitude, & acoustics.

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