Circuit Bending Bacteria with the Fuel Cell Symphony

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June 14th, 2013 6

What I’m doing now is looking for sonic richness with bacterial activity

Mexico City-based artist and nomadic plants maker Gilberto Esparza is back at it again. In collaboration with the Lincoln Reimagine Project, the video below debuted at TEDActive in Palm Springs last month. Developed in order to have conversations about polluted rivers in Mexico, Esparza will collect water samples, with each sample’s contents producing unique audio attributes. Environmental monitoring disc jockeying, if you will.

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Circuit Bending Bacteria with the Fuel Cell Symphony

By Nick Normal