Spacesizer

Trailer

Could we compose music through movement in space?

5:41 · English voice-over · October 2026

A short introduction to the Spacesizer. It starts from Edgard Varèse's dream of a music of sound-masses and shifting planes, and asks which instrument could compose and perform it. Autonomous agents steer through space, and every agent exists in three decoupled domains at once: the Position Domain decides where we hear a sound, the Event Domain when we hear it, and the Timbre Domain what we hear.

From there the trailer moves through Spaceforms, volumetric triggering, composer-centric control, and time agents, to composition as emergent morphology: sound-spaces stored in the Aleph, placed on an Atlas a listener can travel through, and each journey kept in the Archive.

The trailer opens the public presentation of the research at Forum, HfMT Hamburg, on October 24, 2026. Its closing QR code leads to a binaural listening example; put on your headphones.

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