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Trans & Form, Breath & Hum, Dive & Touch, Hit & Run

This sound trip by David Helbich sends you into the urban wilderness of Hasselt (Belgium) with open headphones, a mp3-player, a map and a drum stick.

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The Soundmarker collective has been working on site-specific audio work such as audio walks, audio guides and soundwalks since 2011. We see ourselves as a laboratory in which theory and practice flow together, and develop projects that also include our exercises, experiments and research. We publish our experiences in texts.
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