we come in peace

behind the waterfall ii

blue fish

palace of fine arts

nobody home

postcardy

beach scene

nature

mellow yellow

i go swimming

don't kill the whale

Kinda looks like a large sea creature swimming through Roger Dean's Yes logo.

ship ahoy

He's happy because he's insane. -- Michael Scott, The Office

but what does it mean?

i lost on jeopardy

I'll take 'Politically Incorrect Arcade Games' for $500, Alex.

my summer cottage

in the deep end

more photoshop phun

photoshop phuntime

embrace the random liv

Chaos Atlantis

Chaos Atlantis is a realtime sonification engine, a program that converts data into sound. It is currently using data generated by NOAA buoy 46059 off the coast of northern California. This buoy measures several variables including water temperature, air temperature, wave height, wind speed, and much more. These numbers are used to control many parameters of Chaos Atlantis. For example, the speed at which new sounds are created (tempo) is controlled by the wind speed. The frequency or pitch of a note is controlled by the water and/or air temperature, wave height determines amplitude, and dominant wave periods determine which synthesizers are used to make sound.

Sometimes peaceful, sometimes noisy, always intriguing. Drones, pings, swirls of static:
spectral transmissions from phantom submarines.

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