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Wednesday, March 24, 2004

Cloud harp on its way to Pittsburgh

The cloud harp woke up again for an upcoming performance in Pittsburgh. As it's due to stay outside for a long period, and why not, under the rain, we've covered it with several layers of polyurethane varnish (photo 1).
A huge truck is required for transportation (photo 2). Once installed, it will stream over the Web music created off the shape of clouds.

posted by Eric at 12:37 PM

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