aether currents
A free interactive art piece — play it in your browser, no install. browser instrument played with bare hands. with telefm
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Conduct sound with your hands. A browser-based instrument: on-device hand tracking drives granular audio synthesis and a live visual layer. Static site, no build step, no framework — vanilla JS/CSS with ES modules.
Concept and experience design by Sinaida Krivchenko, a new media artist based in Prague: the interaction, the system specification and testing with players. Built with agentic tools under her direction. Kamil Yegelev (TeleFM, Belgrade) is the music advisor; his hands-on feedback shaped the instrument's sound and gesture language.
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