Plink Blink

Ozge Samanci

Plink Blink

Radio, Television, and Film

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Abstract

“Plink Blink” allows three participants to make collaborative music by blinking their eyes. In contrast to its quiet nature, blinking is rhythmic and a resourceful input for sound generation.

2015 Electronic Language International Festival FILE, June 15 - August 16, Art Gallery of SESI-SP, São Paulo, Brazil

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Jun 15 2015

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