Valo Valentino

Stereochrome

Project Statement

Stereochrome is a unique artistic technique devloped by the artist Valo Valentino himself. It fuses sound and visual art through the medium of cymatic reverse glass painting. This series explores how sound frequencies can influence and shape visual forms, using the natural patterns created by sound vibrations in water.

In this process, a glass plate is layered with water and enamel pigments. These elements are then set into motion using a sound generator connected to a membrane. As stereo sound waves pass through the water, they cause the pigments to move and form intricate, shifting patterns. Over time, the water evaporates, preserving these dynamic designs on the glass surface.

Water acts as both a visualizer and conductor, translating sound frequencies into visible structures. Variables such as water volume, pigment concentration, glass size, and the pitch and volume of the sound all influence the final composition, making each piece a direct result of the interaction between sound and matter.

Valo arranges this technique into groups of chords and poetic color spaces based on color circles by Adolf Hölzel.

The artist develops a basso continuo similar to the compositional principles of music to create duple tones, triads, chromatic and musical triads with color. The architecture of sound transforms into composition and forms that can either be seen as raw sound or as a balanced tone color.

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