FanRows is an independent research and creative technology initiative exploring continuous embodied interaction with sound.
It began with a simple question:
What happens when sound does not react to discrete commands, but continuously reorganizes in relation to bodily presence?
From this question emerged a structured prototype for investigating regulation, stabilization, and perceptual drift in continuous audio environments.
FanRows was not created as a production tool or commercial platform.
It emerged from dissatisfaction with event-based interaction models that dominate digital media systems. The project explores whether continuous regulation can offer a fundamentally different interaction structure.
The focus lies on:
FanRows is implemented as a browser-based framework for continuous body–sound interaction.
Its development is guided through:
The framework is designed to preserve conceptual coherence and regulatory transparency across its technical layers.
FanRows is currently being developed as a research-oriented framework situated between embodied interaction, sound environment design, regulatory systems, and media architecture.
Further documentation of the FanRows architecture, interaction model, configuration structure, and implementation logic is available here:
Research & Technical Documentation
For artistic collaboration, research exchange, or conversations about sound spaces and embodied interaction:
FanRows — Continuous Embodied Audio Interaction
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