An Audioquatroscopy is a new type of moving graphic design, whose rhythm is linked to a well-known classical music piece. A quatroscope is a four-sided mirror tunnel, similar to a kaleidoscope, but built of four, rather than three mirrors. A square image placed at one end - when observed from the other end of the tunnel - is reflected repeatedly in four directions, leading to unexpected and fascinating patterns, which change, when the central image is moved.

Audioquatroscopies are videos in which quadratic images of interesting objects are mirrored repeatedly and moved to the rhythms of well-known pieces of the classical music repertoire. They thus synthesize  optical with accustical signals to a new and gratifying experience.

The audioquatroscopy, that best illustrates some basics about the optical behaviour of a single square image is: Gershwin and Love.