The Dolby art series is a collaboration with 32 artists and design studios around the world. Each artwork is inspired by the double-D — or two half-circles — of the iconic Dolby logo. The work is exhibited in Dolby® offices worldwide to celebrate our values, inspire creativity, and transport Dolby to new dimensions.
Dolby art
Dolby features the work of artists from all over the world who innovate in their own medium and use technology to create their work.
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Above left: Two cosmic energies pulled together by the desire to be near one another by Mike Perry and above right: detail
Above left: Hunch by Chris Ro and above right: Heard/Felt by Chris Ro
Above left: Mass Saturation by Leif Podhajsky and above right: Microspectra by Leif Podhajsky
Above left: Sound to Color by Jon Sueda and Chris Hamamoto and above right: Harmony by Veila De Iuliis
Above left: Frequency Impact by Studio Dunbar and above right: Radio Waves by Merijn Hos
Above left: Composition 4010 by Kate Steciw and above right: Slow Scan by AKU Collective
Above left: Input/Output by Gretel and above right: Untitled by Skip Hursh
Above left: Duality by VolvoxLabs and above right: detail
Above right: Quadtree by Reza Ali and above left: detail
Above left: Iconographic Transmission by GMUNK and above right: detail
Above: Untitled by Sawdust in Dolby Headquarters, San Francisco
Above left: Quantized by David McLeod, above right: detail.
Above right: Orchestrated Reality by Territory, above left: detail
Untitled (triptych) by Motoi Shito
Above left: Interference by onformative and above right: detail
Above left: Superposition by David McLeod and above right: detail
Above left: Plate Blue by Michael Paul Young and above right: Plate Red by Michael Paul Young
Above left: Tempest 1 by Daniel Freytag and above right: Untitled by Sara Andreasson
Above left: Equillibrium by Alexeï Tylvich / Logan and above right: Tempest 2 by Daniel Freytag
Quanta by Can Buyukberber, above left: detail
Above left: Cosmos by Field and above right: Distortion by David McLeod
Above left: Micocosmos by The Young Never Sleep and above right: Untitled by Mucho
Object to Image to Object (diptych) by Experimental Jetset
Order and Chaos by Supermundane
Above left: Untitled by Eddie Opara / Pentagram, and above right: Collisions by ManvsMachine
Drab verbiage
50 percent whimsical with minimal visuals and illustrations of the clumsy persuasion, and 50 percent meticulous layouts, grids, and typesetting, perfect for adding typographic flourish to Dolby patent language displayed on the walls of Dolby's legal services department.
Nature of Sound v2
“The Nature of Sound,” two original designs of his signature styles — geometric and colorful — that are meant to show the dynamic nature of sound without being representative.
Contour drawing to music
When you see Drew Tyndell’s work and learn about his background and experience, it all makes perfect sense.