Sound Hiders experimented with with sound-absorbing
and sound-reflecting properties of textile material, imagining a possible
near future when sensor technology and modern computational technology
makes it possible to catch and hide sound in an efficient and simple
manner. A near future when we may become sound hiders.
Our design experiments with textile and information technology explore
a kind of display where the focus is on spatial movements over time.
The central idea here is to leave the notion of the textile material
as a plain surface with a static pattern and instead work with it as
a space in three-dimensions.
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Exhibition
Sound Hiders were exhibited at the Borås Textile Museum in 2002.
The project was made possible with the support of: VINNOVA (the ePeople
project), School of Textiles, The, University College of Borås, Ställningsbyggaren
i Borås AB, Nordifa AB, Industri-Textil JOB AB, All Reklam, Capri, Zenit
AB, Transportör & Gummiteknik AB
Link
to project website
Project team
Margareta Zetterblom and Lars Hallnäs