Instruments on the edge of industrial design and conceptual art
Roey Tsemah
Designer & Teacher / Synthesizer UX/UI / Interactive Installations, Sound Art & Performance
On the edge of industrial design and art, there's an intriguing space where craftsmanship meets abstract thinking. Where a designer tinkers with materials and creates experiences that reflect on society. Brian Alexander (or Trace Bloom) has been working in this space for over 30 years. Creating devices that encourage a different kind of performance. Every instrument tells a different story. They are unique in material, form and technique. The process requires observation and exploration outside the conventional.
This is a unique conversation that goes into the philosophy of creative expression. Where do we get inspiration from and how every little experience in our lives can inform our next design.
This episode isn't only for synth design enthusiasts, but also anyone who's a maker, creator, musician or artist. I hope you'll find a good dose of inspiration in it, and go make something remarkable.