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The quality of the air we breathe depends on a balance of plant and animal life. Oxygen Flute is an interactive computer music environment that makes the exchange of gases audible. Gallery visitors enter a chamber with bamboo and four continuously performing (digitally modeled) flutes. Patterns in levels of carbon dioxide measured inside the chamber create the music. The computer flutes are played both in real time and from the accumulated history of fluctuations recorded in the space. The flute models are simulations of 9,000 year-old bone flutes from China.
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