Video, voice, images and systems meet in one practice. We follow an idea across media until it finds the form that carries it best.
Four directions across moving image, voice, editorial imagery and connected systems. Explore the work as a sequence, each with its own rhythm.
Moving image / 01A moving-image direction where a monumental setting gives a vehicle campaign its scale.
The recording lists this as “Automotive Brand Campaign” under Video · Avatar, dated 2025. The artwork here is a new visual interpretation rather than a frame copied from the original.
Voice / 02A voice-led editorial format, pairing spoken content with a clear written system.
The recording labels this work “Pharma Podcast-Serie” under Audio · Text, dated 2025. We retain the title and medium while creating a separate artwork for this site.
Image / 03A visual language built for both editorial presence and campaign adaptation.
The recording lists “Fashion Editorial” under Bild · Ads, dated 2024. This composition uses form, framing and material contrast to reinterpret that brief.
System / 04A systems perspective on creative operations, where process becomes part of the brand experience.
The recording identifies this as “FinTech Automation” under Workflow · Marketing, dated 2024. No performance claims or client details are inferred from the short clip.
Titles, categories and years are transcribed from the supplied recording. All four artworks are original reinterpretations in this site’s visual language.
The same idea can demand a film, a voice, an image or a connected system. The discipline follows the question.
An independent AI studio working across video, audio, avatars and design. The medium can change; the point of view holds everything together.
Explore the separate sound experiment ↗Turn an early idea into a clear project brief. Choose a discipline or arrive here from a case study.
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A separate sound-to-form experiment inspired by MIMO’s public process. These are independently sourced recordings and new visuals, not the original MIMO collection.
Choose a real cat recording or bring your own. Each recording is analysed into a repeatable 84-layer form you can hear and scrub through.
Seven cat recordings from Wikimedia Commons, each opening a distinct form. Select, play and move through its timeline.
Select a voice to see its source and license.
Choose an audio file to create your own sound sculpture. The file stays on your device; this site does not upload it.
The original MIMO post describes an unusually precise transformation of real cat recordings into interactive geometry. Our browser study follows its broad audio-to-shape logic with an independent implementation.
Cat recordings become 22,050 Hz mono PCM, ready for frame-by-frame analysis.
Meyda extracts RMS energy, spectral centroid, spectral flatness and MFCCs using 2,048-sample Hann windows.
Selected features are smoothed through 84 temporal layers to control density, spread and contour.
Three.js GPU instancing and shaders synchronize voxel movement with the audio playhead.
These are details disclosed by the original project. This site implements its own RMS, spectral centroid and flatness analysis in 2,048-sample Hann windows, then maps smoothed results to 84 Canvas layers. It does not implement the original MFCC or Three.js shader system.
The original MIMO X profile publishes the MIMO token contract. Its token is listed on Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2. This page can connect an EVM wallet, switch to that network and read your MIMO balance.
Network parameters follow Robinhood’s documentation. The connection here is read-only after wallet access: it never requests a signature, approval or transaction.
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Follow @Orvouhy on X ↗Seven independently sourced cat recordings are credited beside the player. Licenses are public domain or CC0; the recordings are not from the original MIMO collection.
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