An interdisciplinary exploration of the abstract moving image across various media such as films, concert projections, and kaleidoscopes.
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Henry Balme is an independent scholar and received his PhD in music history from Yale University, USA. His research focuses on visual music, a transmedial art form combining abstract moving images, and is funded by the American Musicological Society and a John F. Enders Fellowship.
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