Duncan Speakman
Duncan Speakman (UK 1976) trained as a sound engineer at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts, and is now based at the Pervasive Media Studio in Bristol. Often working with mobile audio and locative media, he creates narrative experiences that engage audiences emotionally and physically in uncontrolled spaces.
From intimate in-ear stories to large scale performances, his award winning projects range from sound installations on Guangzhou tram networks and loudspeaker symphonies in Christchurch, to performative audio walks in Saitama and radio pieces for the BBC.
His current artistic research explores how mixed reality experiences might address our current ecological crisis, while continuing to wrap the questions in melancholy and romance.
From intimate in-ear stories to large scale performances, his award winning projects range from sound installations on Guangzhou tram networks and loudspeaker symphonies in Christchurch, to performative audio walks in Saitama and radio pieces for the BBC.
His current artistic research explores how mixed reality experiences might address our current ecological crisis, while continuing to wrap the questions in melancholy and romance.
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24 Jun, 2026
Alexandra Rook, Anna Liu, Duncan Speakman, NG Bristow are mentioned in the walking event Talk the Walk – blue sky thinking for professionals
25 Feb, 2021
Andrea Zeffiro, Annie Mahtani, Duncan Speakman, Francesca Panetta, Hamish Sewell, John Levack Drever, Josh Kopeček, Julie Poitras Santos, Maja Thomas are mentioned in the article Welcoming new SWS board members
15 Oct, 2020
Duncan Speakman, Francesca Panetta, Hamish Sewell, Josh Kopeček, Julie Poitras Santos, Maja Thomas are mentioned in the article Sound Walk September 2020 Awards shortlist
11 Mar, 2020
Andrew Stuck, Duncan Speakman, Francesca Panetta, Geert Vermeire, Hamish Sewell, Josh Kopeček, Julie Poitras Santos, Maja Thomas are mentioned in the article Introducing the Sound Walk September Advisory Board
30 Sep, 2019
Duncan Speakman, Lissa Holloway-Attaway are mentioned in the article Geographies of Interactive Digital Narratives
31 Aug, 2019
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