Exploring Historical Perspectives on Sound Creating Form

The chapter discusses the historical background of observed semantics, questioning traditional narratives and looking for deeper knowledge beyond popularized information. It explores the role of waves in creating form through cymatics and delves into the contributions of historical figures such as da Vinci, Galileo Galilei, Robert Hooke, Ernst Florence Friedrich Schalladny, Michael Faraday, Lord Raleigh, and Margaret Watts Hughes in understanding sound vibrations and their impact on physical form.