Philippe-Aubert Gauthier is a junior mechanical engineer, M.Sc., Ph.D. in acoustics and sound artist. His work is at the crossroads of arts, sciences and technology. Emerging or obsolete technologies are revisited in order to produce installations or performances that critically engage these apparatuses and related cultures.
Monday, October 27, 2014
Scientific publications now available on-line
Most of P.-A. Gauthier et al. publications are now available on-line (full-text) on Scribd:
https://fr.scribd.com/philippe_aubert_gauthier/documents
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Wave Field Synthesis applied to industrial sound environments
Recently we have been working on sound field reproduction applied to industrial sound environments. Here are some picture with the 85-microphone circular array, two spherical arrays (Pierre Lecomte) and with our WFS systems with 96 loudspeakers and two subwoofers.
"Underground" :: Sound installation at FIMAV 2014
Besides "Studio", Tanya St-Pierre and I presented "Underground" at the FIMAV 2014, a sound installation with burried loudspeakers and 12 tuned underground pipes combining musical resonance and acoustical spatialization. Curator: Erick D'Orion. Suported by the Canada Council for the Arts. Thanks the the FIMAV team! Pictures by Tanya St-Pierre and Olivier Courtois.
We also have plane for extended and permanent versions of "Underground", here are some examples that have been proposed to the City of Toronto in a short-listed review (review completed, we did not get the project). Full description below.
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