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Using sound as the “building blocks” of art, award-winning web designer Yugo Nakamura constructs an immersive experience for music and film lovers through his exhibition, Audio Architecture.
From television to film and music, there is no denying South Korea’s cultural influence. The Hallyu or Korean Wave has indeed transformed the way in which we shape and view modern pop culture.
Music exists in many ways. What is perceived as music differs from individual to individual, and sometimes, no human touch is required at all. Science has dubbed this type of sound as “biomusic”.
Whether it's musicians using social media to create a narrative or artistes expanding their field of creativity with AI – music will never sound the same again thanks to technology.
Space is not as soundless as you have been told to believe. From various parts of the universe, there are some unique sounds being emitted – and they can be mesmerising or ominous, or even both.
It’s hard to find anyone whose life journey does not include music. The question is, how does our musical tastes evolve as we age? And as technology changes, will the way we experience music change too? Two music lovers tell us their stories.
Find out how podcasts like Happy Place with Fearne Cotton and 99% Invisible by Roman Mars can do wonders for creators looking for inspiration in life.
