Fine grain particles such as sugar, sand, salt etc. form Chladni patterns on the surface of a
thin plate subjected to acoustic excitation. This principle has found its relevance in many …

This paper presents a design framework for the design and production of a sculptural
installation which combines sound experimentation with 3D modelling and digital …

Abstract The artist Piet Mondrian (1872–1944) is most famous for his abstract works utilizing
primary colors and axes-parallel black lines. A similar structure can be found in …

Cymatics is a visual representation of sound in form of geometric patterns. It is accomplished
by a tonoscope device. In most implementations, dispersed fine particulate matter is placed …

The paper reviews the Chladni plate and Chladni pattern's-related major research work. The
literature reviewed is mainly focused on major and important areas. One of them is Chladni …

This article describes a practice based artistic investigation which produced a participatory
installation consisting of sculptural objects informed by sound vibration patterns. The …

The artist Paul Klee describes and analyzes his use of symbols and colors in his book" P\"
adagogisches Skizzenbuch"(pedagogical sketchbook, 1925). He uses arrows for means of …

In his 1952 paper" The chemical basis of morphogenesis", Alan M. Turing presented a
model for the formation of skin patterns. While it took several decades, the model has been …

This study is based on Chladni figures and tries to spatially extend its representation of
sound. The current Chladni figures only see parts of the sound. There should be more …

In 1802, Ernst Florens Friedrich Chladni (November 30th, 1756–April 3rd, 1827, see portrait
in Figure 1) published his book" Acoustics". The book describes amongst other things an …