
White-Beaked Dolphin
Creative computer engineer Mark Fischer has started the “Aquasonic Acoustics” project, where he translates the sound waves made by animals into hypnotically colorful patterns.
Turning the audio experience of an animal call into a stunning visual display, Fischer has visualized the sounds of crickets, birds, sea mammals and other creatures—after recording these with high quality audio equipment, he adds colors to the resulting patterns with imaging software.
Each kaleidoscopic pattern from the series is unique—they range from flower-like arrangements to geometric settings.
"It’s a kind of photography to me, with mathematics as the lens and the computer as the camera."
View more of these audio-visual artworks on the project’s website.

Blue Whale

Cerchio Humpback

Northern Cardinal

Humpback Whale

Minke Whale

False Killer Whale

Spectacled Owl

Cricket

Risso’s Dolphin

Atlantic Spotted Dolphin

White-Beaked Dolphin

Minke Whale

Orca
[via My Modern Met]