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KLING KLANG PLAN at T-Odenplan, Stockholm 1991

Maja Spasova 19,038 11 years ago
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KLING KLANG PLAN Documentary film about the interactive sound installation KLING KLANG PLAN by Maja Spasova. KLING KLANG PLAN, commissioned by the SL Art Committee, was realized at the underground station Odenplan in Stockholm, Sweden 1991. The sound installation has been featured in numerous publications. Sound installation: Maja Spasova Software programming: Jan Andersson Video film: Gunnar Kaj Copyright: Maja Spasova and Gunnar Kaj All rights reserved Several radar censors are installed above the ticket barriers in the metro station entrance. The censors register each person passing through and send corresponding amount of signals to a computer holding a huge register of bell sounds: cow bells, clocks, church bells. For each received signal the computer chooses a sound from the register and sends it further to the station's loudspeakers. Thus every passenger, entering or leaving the station, is transformed into a sound, a bell over the platform. During rush hours there is a non-stop sound composition mixed with the sound of the trains, during early or late hours - just a few bells. The sound installation KLING KLANG PLAN was realized also at the Central Railway Station in Stuttgart, Germany 1993.

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