Emilie Yoko Hirayama connects drawing and sound through Japanese technique of suminagashi

Watch French-Japanese designer and artist Emilie Yoko Hirayama connect drawing and sound through the traditional Japanese technique of suminagashi – which means “floating ink”.

Using a brush linked to the Touch Me device, her movements generate sound through a Lemondrop Synthesiser, with sound settings created by musician and Can Touch This founder Olga Maximova.

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