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This work is a collection of all the usual things in my life. They're also a sound kit made from the garbage we throw away. They can also be called junk sounds. There are cookie jar LIDS, drink bottles, broken rice and tinfoil. The first work visualized sound, proving that it is produced through the undulating vibrations of water. Other devices also produce sound as objects collide with each other. Depending on the size of the vibration, the speed of the frequency, and the material of the object itself, different sounds are produced.

The second device is a bucket that we use everyday, and we can see that the volume and frequency of the stereo can affect the flow of water.

The other device is a wind chime made of glass bottles. The wind chime shown in the first demonstration is automatically rotated by the winding of the rope at its joint in the absence of wind, while the wind chime shown in the second demonstration is rotated by the wind in the presence of wind. The two sounds are different, and we can see that under the effect of wind, the impact force is stronger and the sound is louder.

Another device is a wind chime made of glass bottles. The wind chimes shown in the first demonstration rotate automatically by winding the rope around their joints when there is no wind, while the wind chimes shown in the second demonstration rotate by the wind when there is wind. The two sounds are different, and we can see that with the wind, the impact is stronger and the sound is louder.

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This work is a collection of all the common things in my life. They are also a set of sound devices made from the garbage we throw away. They can also be called garbage sounds. There's the lid of a cookie jar, a drink bottle, broken rice, and tinfoil. The first work visualizes sound, proving that sound is generated by vibration through the fluctuation of water. Other installations also produce sound due to the collision between objects. Different sounds are produced according to the magnitude of vibration, the speed of frequency, and the material of the object itself.

The other device is a wind chime made of glass bottles. The wind chime shown in the first demonstration is automatically rotated by the winding of the rope at its joint in the absence of wind, while the wind chime shown in the second demonstration is rotated by the wind in the presence of wind. The two sounds are different, and we can see that under the effect of wind, the impact force is stronger and the sound is louder.

Secondly, these works are made of the discarded materials of our daily life. I also hope that through the exhibition of the works, I can call on everyone to recycle the garbage and use it again. It is everyone's responsibility to protect the environment.

The music displayed on the stereo was a recording of a music festival I attended, not from the Internet.

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This is the wind chimes I made out of glass bottles. I combined three glass bottles with a string and put three glasses below. The sound made by the wind blowing the glasses is made. I wound three ropes together, and as long as I turned it at the beginning, the device would keep turning and make a sound.

A water outlet is installed in the bucket and a sound is placed at the outlet. The vibration of the sound can affect the course  and speed of the water flow.

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The audio clip I show in the video comes from a music festival I attended. During the performance, I recorded the noisy crowd and the sound of the performers playing the drums with my mobile phone.

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I made a simple version of the wind chimes with glass bottles, using the sound generated when the wind blows the glass bottles against each other.

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This is the sound produced by the collision of a lot of rice when sliding, like the sound of the wind.

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We can see that this is a process of visualizing sound, we can see that sound is produced by vibration, we can see ripples in the water when the stereo is turned on. Different levels of volume, rhythm, and water ripples are not the same.

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I try to use a big lighter to burn plastic, which makes a sound.

But. It was a failed test, the plastic bending made very little noise. And the plastic can't move on its own, requiring constant heating with a lighter.

#project testing

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project 2 idea It's called Trash World My idea is that I want to use plastic waste as the theme and collect garbage for a week or a month, such as plastic bottles, plastic bags, cans and glass bottles. They are collected and strung together by the different sounds produced by hitting different materials. Different waste materials are disposed of in different ways. For example, plastic can be burned and squeezed to make different sounds. A can can make a sound by filling it with an infinite amount of water, and the sound of rain hitting the can and pulling the bottle will also make a sound. Tinfoil or something by rubbing it.Hang a row of plastic bags on the balcony and let the wind blow the bags.

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This is the artist's sound installation that I want to refer to. The artist uses the fluctuation of plastic bags to make a sound similar to sea waves.

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research of project 2

Based in Berlin and Chemnitz, Carsten Nicolay focuses on the intersection of art, music and science, and has been transforming visual and auditory concepts since the late 1980s. Nickolay, co-founder of the "sound and non-sound" music label Raster-Noton, recently had an installation at Halle am Berghain.

But the artist is no stranger to traditional galleries, either; in 2016, he presented Reflektor Distortion at Galerie Eigen+Art in Berlin. A large basin filled with water maps out a row of white neon lights, bombarded by low frequencies, the ripples of the water making the sound visible.

‘climate symphony’

‘Climate Symphony’ is a live music and visual performance that creates an emotional journey through the most beautiful tragedy of human existence. This is the sound of a dying planet and our transient position in it. The situation has never been more critical. In 2016, we passed the point of no return. It is already too late.Sound has a physiological and psychological effect on us – we instinctively feel calm when hearing birdsong and discomfort at the sound of nails on a blackboard. Sound is often taken for granted yet it developed to trigger deeply-held emotions.Our 20 minute symphony invites us to feel the story of our dying planet through sound. Performed in a circular or domed site, the audience is immersed in sound drawn from climate data and field recordings, telling the story of our planet from 9000BC to the present day in four movements: reflection, optimism, instability and intensity. As we listen, moving images of our natural and unnatural world project 360 degrees inside the site, creating a juxtaposition and interplay with the music to reveal what we’re hearing: the temperature of land and sea, population booms, industry, energy, war, plastic and technology through to extreme weather and natural disaster

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project 1

The process of the Wolf choosing the king is that all the Wolf Kings can challenge the Wolf king, one-on-one battle, other wolves watching, any unfair behavior, the mother Wolf will stop together. When the Wolf reaches adulthood, it can challenge its Wolf king. If the challenge is successful, the Wolf is the new leader. The wounded loser left the pack and slowly died. The leader of the pack is usually the strongest and wiliest male, has most of the females, and is the first to get food.So wolves will try their best to become the Wolf king, and this audio shows the brutal competition between the two through sound, wind, rain, and other sounds. And when the Wolf king was killed by a hunter, the whole pack was at a loss.

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That's the sound of me popping a balloon with a needle

#exercise3 #Vibration - Sounding and Recording Objects

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I recorded the first audio in an extremely quiet environment, and the second audio played the first audio in different rooms and collected the noise from other rooms.

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This is a route that I have to take to get home. When I walk on this road, I can hear the sound of cars, which has become the unique sound of the city.

The second audio is me walking by the sea, and the sound is the sound of the waves.

#exercise1 Field Recording/Sound walk