The project 'For whom the tides toll 2.0' refers in many ways to the area around DordtYart where water, ships, nature reserve Biesbosch and religion play a leading role. Characteristic for this area is the large tidal range which can reach more than 1 meter. The artist uses various ways to thematize the dichotomy between nature in technology or nature versus culture and tries to synchronize the sculptural elements in new order, time and rhytm. The system of wooden air ducts used in this mechatronic sculture is an abstract map of the five major waters in the Biesbosch area. The air blown through the channels is entering the organ pipes that produce the sound. The tone is changing according to the tides change that is different each day. The biotope includes plants that placed in front of the windows speed up the evaporation process. By this the vases are getting lighter and pulling the valves on the organ pipes. The natural phenomenon that run the installation has its very own rhythm and therefore causes the pitch of organ pipes sound different every day.
RONALD VAN DER MEIJS / FOR WHOM THE TIDES TOLL 2.0 camera iphone 8 plus apk
The project 'For whom the tides toll 2.0' refers in many ways to the area around DordtYart where water, ships, nature reserve Biesbosch and religion play a leading role. Characteristic for this area is the large tidal range which can reach more than 1 meter. The artist uses various ways to thematize the dichotomy between nature in technology or nature versus culture and tries to synchronize the sculptural elements in new order, time and rhytm. The system of wooden air ducts used in this mechatronic sculture is an abstract map of the five major waters in the Biesbosch area. The air blown through the channels is entering the organ pipes that produce the sound. The tone is changing according to the tides change that is different each day. The biotope includes plants that placed in front of the windows speed up the evaporation process. By this the vases are getting lighter and pulling the valves on the organ pipes. The natural phenomenon that run the installation has its very own rhythm and therefore causes the pitch of organ pipes sound different every day.
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