Sonic Lens
Interactive art-and-technology project that transforms uploaded video into immersive sound, projected visual lenses, and a participatory installation experience. Sonic Lens explores a simple question: what if sound could once again become a lens through which humans experience the world? Inspired by bells—one of humanity’s oldest public sound technologies—the project transforms uploaded video into layered sonic and visual interpretations. Through modes such as place, tension, calm, memory, rhythm, and atmosphere , each video becomes a unique sensory translation. The work is evolving both as a web-based application and as an interactive indoor / outdoor installation . Visitors can upload video through a QR code or activate autoplay content, allowing the system to generate a living soundscape alongside projected visual “lens” tracks that reshape how the original moment is perceived. Collaboration: Sonic Lens is shaped through collaboration across story, sensory design, system prototyping, and spatial installation thinking. It brings together different disciplines while also connecting multiple systems — uploaded video, sound translation, projection, interface flow, and audience interaction — into one shared experience. Collaboration is therefore not only part of the team structure, but also part of the work itself: image, code, sound, light, and public participation continuously inform one another.