Swiss media and graphic interaction designer

Born in 1998 in Geneva, Switzerland, Jamy Herrmann draws his inspiration from the many travels of his childhood. Having lived in Singapore for two years at the age of 8, he has since developed a strong curiosity through observation. Taken under competition at the CFP Arts of Geneva in 2014. He has since graduated from the Bachelor in visual communication (option Media & Interaction Design) at ECAL (Ecole Cantonale d'Art de Lausanne) with the mention "Excellent" (2022).
He is now working for the Visual Communication department and the Center of Technology at ECAL. He is particularly interested in new technologies and particularly in the junction between image with interaction and the social implications of it.

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During a workshop week at ECAL, we've created a project where a microphone is connected to the oscilloscope using the XY scope Library of Ted Davis.
This allowed users to actively engage with the audio-visual experience. By manipulating the distance between the microphone and source, participants gain control over the intensity of the Larsen effect, consequently altering both the sound and the corresponding image displayed on the oscilloscope screen. This interactive element empowers users to explore the delicate balance between proximity and distortion, resulting in a captivating fusion of auditory and visual expression.

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