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Marcelle Hawn
PROTOTYPE
ECHOFORM
A visual listening experience.
Echoform is a prototype that transforms sound into real-time abstract visuals by mapping audio elements like tone, rhythm, and volume into dynamic visual outputs.

THE PROBLEM
Sound is invisible, limiting accessibility and making it harder to interpret or learn from—especially for users with hearing impairments.

GOAL
Create an intuitive system that makes sound visible, accessible, and engaging without requiring technical expertise.

IDEATION & DESIGN



MIND MAPPING
What if you could see the way you listen?
SOLUTION
Echoform converts live or recorded audio into visuals:
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Volume → scale
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Rhythm → motion
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Tone → color
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Texture → distortion
The experience prioritizes real-time feedback with minimal interface controls.
Expands accessibility through visualized sound...
Supports creative exploration and learning...
Opens opportunities for therapeutic and inclusive design.
IMPACT
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