In this two-year collaboration between researchers from the Department of Accelerator Physics at the Helmholtz-Center Berlin and myself, I have utilised advanced 3D sound projection technology: the Icosahedral loudspeaker instrument. I engaged with BESSY II VSR, an electron storage ring that generates phenomena such as synchrotron radiation, vibration interferences, and high-frequency beamforming. Additionally, we explored the use of dipole and quadrupole magnets, along with superconducting cavities, to generate and fine-tune synthetic light frequencies that often exceed the brightness of the sun by millions of times, phenomena that "gleAM" makes audible, arranged sculpturally.
