The Aesthetic of Projection Mapping and Music Using Improvisation

Abstract

The Aesthetic of Projection Mapping and Music Improvisation is a study which creates improvised artistic works within emotional state resulting from the collision between animation and music. As improvisers, a visual artist and a music artist jointly perform impromptu, employing 3D projection mapping technique as an intermediary to execute – namely motion picture and surface sculpture. Inspired from Expressionism and Abstract Expressionism, this dissertation series is entitled “The Aesthetic of Emotions” consisted of three pieces of artistic work lasting 25 minutes. The conduct of arts dissertation correlates with the conversation – the talking circle where a visual artist and a music artist can express thoughts through motion picture and screen sculpture accompanied by music. The results were found that the extemporaneous expression emerged from existing objects with a person’s sensory can immediately fetch out a bunch of ideas or creations in a form of motion and sound – endless creative art. This reaction produced new results. As observers and aesthetics, the audience is occurring from a live performance between visual and sound at that time.