Patterns in Art ! binary code: sonic landscape at Armory show | Gothamist

Sonic Landscape Takes Over Park Avenue Armory: Gothamist

"...artist and composer Ryoji Ikeda's visual and sonic environment will be unveiled at the Park Avenue Armory. The large-scale digital installation and sonic landscape is housed in their 55,000-square-foot Wade Thompson Drill Hall, where Ikeda "has created a transformative environment that subsumes visitors within abstract expressions of digital information and binary code." Yes, math!"


Teaser video: Ryoji Ikeda ◊ Park Ave. Armory preview


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