Listen – ISS Gaussian particles demo

Описание: Technical Prototype Demo for the Orbital Refractions system. It features Dr Leonardo Barilaro's performance of Listen, the official soundtrack for the Polymath Festival 2.0.
The visualization, developed by Laura Alice Bracken, is a real-time blend of Dr. Barilaro’s acoustic performance and electronic space sounds.
The visual core utilizes a 3D point-cloud model of the International Space Station (ISS) rendered with Gaussian particles. The particle dynamics, including mass, velocity, and the rate of dissolution/reformation, are modulated in real-time using live hand-tracking data from Dr Barilaro's performance. Furthermore, light parameters within the visual system are algorithmically controlled by performance metrics (e.g., keyboard zone, hand speed) to generate dynamic, aurora-like refraction effects.

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'Listen' is the official soundtrack for the Polymath Festival 2.0, composed by Dr Leonardo Barilaro - The Space Pianist.
The piece tells a story of cosmic connection and invites you on a journey, beginning with the raw sound of solar wind from a NASA probe. It travels through an atmospheric blend of piano and electronic textures, like magnetic fields and granular layers, before arriving at the stunning sound of the Aurora Borealis, recorded from Earth's orbit.
These two authentic recordings from Space meet in the middle, representing the beautiful interference that connects our Sun to our planet.

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Leonardo the Space Pianist is a visionary pianist, composer, and researcher who bridges the worlds of music and space exploration.
As a Cultural Ambassador of the Space Art Movement, The Space Pianist is promoting the idea that 'Art can help us better understand the Universe and our place in it.'
Leonardo uses the emotive power of music to inspire people to view Space not just merely as a scientific or technological frontier but as a source of creativity, expression, and imagination, as well as the power of human connection to the cosmos, embodying the ethos: “In Space, there is space for Everyone.”
Leonardo, The Space Pianist, plans to perform the first-ever piano concert on Mars, playing a Steinway, setting a new milestone in art and space history.
See You Up There!

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