Artist-in-residence and former computer programmer Sudhu Tewari is pictured here interacting with his piece titled "Exploratorio Harmony." Using an old TV, amplifier, and circuits, soundwave oscillators and a joystick can be used to manipulate sound being input into the TV. The visual representation of that sound manipulation on the screen is known as "wobble vision."
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