Swedish designer Love Hultén has created a groundbreaking synthesizer guitar inspired by the iconic prism from Pink Floyd’s 'The Dark Side of the Moon' album cover. The instrument centers on an equilateral triangle, serving as both visual anchor and functional synthesis hub. Two curved, fretboard-like arms extend from the core, allowing players to shape sound through physical movement and gesture. Crafted with precision woodworking and integrated digital processing, the piece merges traditional craftsmanship with modern sonic technology.
This innovative design transforms the instrument into a dynamic interface where touch and motion directly influence audio output. It emphasizes the importance of tactile interaction in music creation, redefining how performers engage with electronic sound. By combining analog form with digital function, Hultén presents a new paradigm for custom instruments. The result is not just a tool for making music, but a sculptural expression of sound and movement, highlighting the artistic value of the instrument itself.