Aether Weave
Air has texture. As hands pass through invisible aether, three layers of sound - deep hum, mid-range resonance, fingertip granules - are woven into a flowing fabric by the body.
About This Work
Weaving is one of humanity's oldest technologies. Aether Weave extends this gesture from the material world into the sonic realm: the viewer's hands become shuttles, and air becomes warp and weft. Arm speed stirs low-frequency currents, palm height draws mid-range tension, and hand distance controls the density of high-frequency granules - three layers interweave in real time, creating an unrepeatable sonic fabric.
Features
- MediaPipe real-time hand detection & skeleton tracking
- Three independent sound engines (low/mid/high)
- Multi-dimensional mapping: speed, height, distance
- Particle system synchronized visual feedback
- Fullscreen immersive mode
How to Use
- Allow browser camera access
- Place both hands in front of the camera
- Wave hands to control low-frequency drone
- Raise/lower palms to control mid-range resonance
- Spread/close hands to control high-frequency granularity