Sihwa Park

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MAIAP
Diffusion TV
YouTube Mirror
Uncertain Facing
GeoD
ARLooper
Ballet Mécanique
Brand Logo Sonification
TopicBubbles
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BeHAVE
InstaSynth
Structured Improvisation X
FormSound

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SoniPi
Letter Frequency Visualization
Generative Audiovisual Study
Ring of Quartets
Hans Zimmer’s OST vs Film
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Recent News

- May 19, 2026: Diffusion TV was accepted for the ACM C&C 2026 XAIxArts Workshop.
- Apr 23, 2026: Diffusion TV was accepted for the SIGGRAPH 2026 Art Gallery.
- Apr 13, 2026: I gave an invited artist talk at the School of Art and Design, San Diego State University (online)
- Dec 17, 2025: Diffusion TV was selected as an honoree for the AI Creative Futures Awards (AICA) 2025.
- Oct 6, 2025: Diffusion TV was exhibited at the Connected Minds Conference 2025 Arts Reception.
- Jun 13, 2025: Diffusion TV was exhibited at CVPR 2025 AI Art Gallery (On-site display and online) as one of the shortlisted artworks.
- May 23, 2025: Diffusion TV was exhibited at ISEA 2025.
- Apr 8, 2025: Diffusion TV was accepted for CVPR 2025 AI Art Gallery (On-site display and online).
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Date: May 2018
Categories: Audiovisual Performance, CREATE Ensemble

This piece was an opening performance of the Center for Research in Electronic Art Technology (CREATE) concert on Thursday, May 3, 2018 at Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall, University of California, Santa Barbara. (see details at http://www.music.ucsb.edu/news/event/1524)

While a 10 min video of a loading progress bar was playing on the projection screen behind the stage, performers improvised playing their own analog/digital instruments.

Performers: (from the left) Sihwa Park, Diarmid Flatley, Myungin Lee, Karl Yerkes (director), Tim Wood, Hannah Wolfe

In this performance, I played my mobile phone instrument, ARLooper, that records sound through a phone's mic, draws the waveforms of recorded sounds in a space, and plays/loops them with filters. ARLooper is made with ARKit and AudioKit.

From 4:30, the video shows the screen of ARLooper during the performance and how I performed with it.