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Frozen Music: Transforming Melodies Into 3D Sculptures

The “Frozen Music” project is pushing the boundaries of artistic creation by transforming music into 3D-printed sculptures. This collaboration between the Gävle Symphony Orchestra, Austrian designer Julia Körner and curator Andreas Vierziger offers a unique sensory ex

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The “Frozen Music” project is pushing the boundaries of artistic creation by transforming music into 3D-printed sculptures. This collaboration between the Gävle Symphony Orchestra, Austrian designer Julia Körner and curator Andreas Vierziger offers a unique sensory experience that combines the auditory and visual senses.

The process of creating the sculptures consists of analyzing the music using special software and converting it into digital data. This data is then used to create 3D models that capture the essence of the melody, rhythm and harmony of the piece of music. In this way, 3D printing can be used to add a new dimension to the music.

Bo Linde SuiteBolougne OP32

3D image of the Suite Boulogne Opus 32 by Bo Linde

As part of the “Frozen Music” project, three unique 3D-printed sculptures were created, each inspired by a different piece of music: