Aleph (2002) by Bill Alves

Watch a clip from Bill Alves' "Aleph" (2004), inspired largely by the geometric patterns of Islamic art, an art derived from the same proportions and numerical symbolism as the tuning systems of the ancient Greeks and Byzantines.

"Aleph" can be found on Visual Music from iota, available from the iotaStore at http://iotacenter.org/store/videos/egroupdvd

For more information about Bill Alves and his work, please visit his website at http://www.billalves.com/

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