A Girl Said (2007), 3D print sound sculpture, acrylic resin, 10″ * 10″ * 2″

This project was inspired by my exploration and desire to capture sound in a tangible, solid form. Visualizaing the topology of sound as a three dimensional place consisting of frequency, time and intensity, I conceived of a method to turn it into an object. A Girl Said was made from the Fast Fourier Transform analysis data of a female’s voice saying – ‘I love you’. I examined, rendered, and modeled the data and materialize it into a 3D print object via a rapid prototype machine. 

A Girl Said has has been exhibited at:
Interface Show, California College of Art, Oakland, CA, 2007
High Zero Sound Art Exhibition, Baltimore, MD, 2009
The Unfolded Crystal Exhibition, Stamp Gallery, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 2009

Made possible with Mills College Research Grant.