Pianolume is an interactive audiovisual sculpture. The analogue sound of the piano is digitally transformed into a visual light show. An installation which merges the analogue and digital world. A piano generally has 88 keys. Each key represents a different note and in this piano every note is linked to a controllable RGB LED-strip. When a key is played, the associated light source pulses. In effect when a melody or composition is played you are not only hearing the sound but also visually see the melody or composition in light. By combining the analogue vibrations and the digit pial electronic pulses theano transcends into a atmospheric audiovisual performance.

'' Touring internationally since 2008, Play Me, I’m Yours is an artwork by British artist Luke Jerram. Reaching over six million people worldwide – more than 1,300 pianos have already been installed in 45 cities across the globe, from New York to London, bearing the simple instruction ‘Play Me, I’m Yours’. Located in public parks, bus shelters and train stations, markets and even on ferries the pianos are available for any member of the public to play and enjoy. Who plays them and how long they remain on the streets is up to each community. Many pianos are personalized and decorated by artists or the local community. By creating a place of exchange Play Me, I’m Yoursinvites the public to engage with, activate and take ownership of their urban environment. ''