Plink Plonk

Mechanical music boxes as input to collaborative visuals. Created at AllofUs.

February 2006

Plink Plonk
Onedotzero asked AllofUs to create an installation for the 18th century Norfolk House Music Room at the V&A Museum, to be shown for one night during the Friday Late: Transvision event.

Plink Plonk uses mechanical music boxes as playful delicate input devices, producing their own sound output (the tune ‘Your are my sunshine’). A visual narrative responded to each turn of the music box, with 4 scenes containing different sound reactive visuals, cycling through a glowing star scene, to water drops, a growing sun and total eclipse.

Event information
“Onedotzero are pleased to have been invited by the prestigious Victoria and Albert museum to curate a special event as part of the museum’s late night series, which takes place on the last Friday of every month.

For this one-time event, onedotzero has invited over 20 key creatives from diverse fields, representing the full breadth of moving image programming that onedotzero explores”.