Resumen
The concept of sound sculpture can accommodate a rich variety of artistic manifestations and disciplines since it contains music, plastic arts and performance, to say the least. Even the conceptual and spatial design or the manual skills necessary to transform physical materials account for its interdisciplinary potential. Sensattice is an emerging sound sculpture that takes advantage of organic raw materials considered waste to convert them into biopolymers and explores their acoustic and haptic potential taking "skin and bone" as a conceptual premise to synthesize the two fundamental materials of his proposal. These materials were obtained by applying biomaterials engineering and 3D modeling and printing as parallel processes. Sensattice seems to be an emerging system since it is not reduced to mere materials, but involves people and situated epistemic approaches that literally shape a sculptural lattice through the sensory and symbolic perception of skin and bones. © 2023, International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression. All rights reserved.
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