Melisa performing while bright blue lines drift across the screen and melt into liquid shapes.
PROJECT | 2026

Pixlar O Ljud Live #2

A real-time audiovisual performance in four chapters, moving from sunset into the depth of night.

  • Project

    Pixlar O Ljud Live #2

  • Type

    Live Performance

    Real-Time Generative Art

  • location

    Malmö, Sweden

  • dimensions

    1920 x 1080 px

  • duration

    30 min

A real-time audiovisual performance developed in TouchDesigner, in which generative visuals respond to live music. Performed together with musician Melisa Hümmet, the work unfolds across four songs. Audio-reactive behaviors let color, light, and form move with the beat, while live adjustments to the system keep the performance open to improvisation. Each scene stands on its own, yet together they form a journey through fading light and deepening night.

Performed at Pixlar Och Ljud Live as part of Malmö Music Innovation Day, Hypnos Theater, September 2026.

Music

Melisa Hümmet
Spotify | Instagram

Song 1

don't u wanna go

The sun sinking into the ocean as colors of the horizon start to become liquid.
After the sun set, the colors of the sky turn indigo.
Northern lights dancing above the ocean surface.

Song 2

Sweater Weather (Cover)

Abstract lines move across the screen, fading over time.
Lines melting into soft liquid shapes like rain on a window.
Lines becoming more and more liquid as if the rain becomes more intense.
Music not available due to copyright.

Song 3

John Redcorn (Cover)

A large moon standing over a calm meadow with a few small fireflies.
The moon is turning blue, the grass moving in the wind.
A dithering effect is overlayed on the meadow scene, higlighting the outlines of its shapes.

Song 4

why (not released)

Stars moving in sync to the beat.
Music not available until release.
Kaleidoscopic effect creating patterns from the moving stars (3 by 3 grid).
Kaleidoscopic effect creating patterns from the moving stars (5 by 5 grid).
Music not available until release.
Rotational movement is added to change the nature of the patterns.
Rotational movement is added to change the nature of the patterns.

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