Aural Visualizations began as a project for my Sound Art course in my senior year of college. The idea behind is to generate a sensory experience with both sound and visual elements, while avoiding the tendency for the visual to overtake the aural. To accomplish this, I recorded a plethora of sound samples, and created simple animations in After Effects that inform the nature of those sounds, granting them a purpose and a new contextual space in which to operate.
Additionally, this project served as a gateway into the field of motion graphics. Though simplistic, these animations well acquainted me with After Effects and generated interest in pursuing further projects in the field.
The full videos are shown below:
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