

Spindrift
In 1965, Jan Bark proposed an experiment for a new kind of music designed specifically for black-and-white television.
Synopsis
In 1965, Jan Bark proposed an experiment for a new kind of music designed specifically for black-and-white television.
Synopsis
Jan Bark, a Swedish composer, proposed an innovative experiment in 1965 for creating music tailored for black-and-white television. Collaborating with Erkki Kurenniemi, who programmed the accompanying animations, they aimed to merge sound and visual art. The original project was lost over time. This 15-minute reconstruction relies on Bark's diaries, laboratory notes, and accounts from those involved to revive the original concept and its artistic intentions.
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