Seeing Birdsong is an evolving framework that trasforms avian vocalizations into geometric form.
It was first presented publicly at the 4th Ultrasonic Vocalization Conference hosted by
Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, part of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
Its goal is to bridge art and acoustic science, offering new ways to perceive and study complex animal vocal patterns.
Seeing Birdsong is an evolving framework that trasforms avian vocalizations into geometric form.
It was first presented publicly at the 4th Ultrasonic Vocalization Conference hosted by
Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, part of the Polish Academy of Sciences.
Its goal is to bridge art and acoustic science, offering new ways to perceive and study complex animal vocal patterns.
Birdsong is one of nature’s most expressive voices.
This project began as an attempt to give it visible form,
transforming sound into spatial structures through
early audio-driven oscillator experiments.
Extensive research and development evolved it
into a rigorous system of acoustic analysis. The framework now
bridges art and science, turning avian voices into dynamic,
data-rich structures. It offers a new way to perceive,
study and preserve the complexity of bird vocalizations.
Birdsong is one of nature’s most expressive voices.
This project began as an attempt to give it visible form,
transforming sound into spatial structures through
early audio-driven oscillator experiments.
Extensive research and development evolved it
into a rigorous system of acoustic analysis. The framework now bridges art and science, turning avian voices into dynamic, data-rich structures.
It offers a new way to perceive, study and preserve the complexity of bird vocalizations.
The system elaborates audio into high-dimensional vectors,
embedding them within dynamic three-dimensional manifolds.
Its internal architecture is built on a multi-layered network of
spectral descriptors, fully convertible into visual form
into a wealth of 2d and 3d graphs.
The result is a multi-faceted visual ecosystem, enabling novel ways to
analytically explore the hidden structures of sound.
The system elaborates audio into high-dimensional vectors, embedding them within dynamic
three-dimensional manifolds.
Its internal architecture is built on a multi-layered network of spectral descriptors, fully convertible into visual form into a wealth of 2d and 3d graphs.
The result is a multi-faceted visual ecosystem, enabling novel ways to analytically explore the
hidden structures of sound.
FOR ART
Live audio–visual performances.
Data-driven generative installations.
Visual storytelling of sound.
FOR SCIENCE
Comparative vocal analysis.
Pattern discovery in high-dimensional data.
Visual support for hypothesis generation.
FOR EDUCATION
Teaching acoustic concepts through visuals.
Intuitive exploration of pitch and timbre.
Demonstrations for workshops and museums.
FOR ART
Live audio–visual performances.
Data-driven generative installations.
Visual storytelling of sound.
FOR SCIENCE
Comparative vocal analysis.
Pattern discovery in high-dimensional data.
Visual support for hypothesis generation.
FOR EDUCATION
Teaching acoustic concepts through visuals.
Intuitive exploration of pitch and timbre.
Demonstrations for workshops and museums.
INSTAGRAM GALLERY
INSTAGRAM GALLERY
CONTACT
This project is offered as an open space for dialogue
between art, science, technology and nature.
Institutions, curators and researchers interested in exploring these intersections are welcome to reach out.