Studio for Interactive Sound (SIS) is an innovative and exciting project – the first of its kind in South Africa. It stimulates participants to investigate ways in which science and technology can be used in creative and meaningful ways.

• dancers can create music through their movements, instead of merely performing to a predetermined score;
• musicians can design new or modified musical instruments, giving them access to computer-enhanced features;
• artists can work with computer programmers to invent ways of making their artworks interactive, responding to the viewer in exciting ways;
• scholars can learn how to make new interactive instruments, compose music and use computer technology in innovative new environments;
• teachers and health care practitioners can use technology in new instructional or healing modalities.
• special needs/disabled people are able to create music by using their body movement to influence sounds (see KineKapa project for more information)