Sonification of Glitch-Video: Making and Evaluating Audiovisual Art made from the Betta Fish

Abstract

The advent of computer for consumers have been sup-porting artists in various fields to develop their creativity into new territories. Computer-assisted sonification is one of the modern techniques which is available for the contemporary artist. Music or sound art that derive from other sources is the same approach as sonification for aesthetic. Non-speech audio as data can uncover-a potential for aesthetic purposes. This paper first describes how we experimented and investigated with using glitch video of an aquarium fish as the input to sonification processing and audiovisual composition called "1(X)MB". We then report results from a listening test and discuss the project design as whole.