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Created by Purform in 2010, White Box is described as an audiovisual performance piece in a cycle that begain in 2003 with Black Box.
It works to generate audiovisual compositions in real time, and the cycle “metaphorically transposes, into sound and images, concepts from systems theory.”
One of the most inspiring aspects of this project is its ability to accommodate such a wide variety of sounds to project a dramatic representation through black, white and grey boxes. This cycle captures audios and visually conveys in a way that is simple for it to make sense to all types of audiences but in a way that is complex for it to completely mesmerize. By doing so, White Box ensures an unforgettable experience for spectators.