One of four participants guides the group along his usual route, which runs (due to his short memory disorder and his visual impairment with his right eye) counter-clockwise along the fence of Johannesstift area.

This project reflects through an auditory and sonic art perspective how the city sounds like without the presence of humans or the normal amount of human density in popular areas in public spaces of Montreal.

This audio tour, created by Open House New York, the Trust for Governors Island, and Gesso, offers a site-specific narrative tracing Governors Island’s history from a military outpost to a public park. Using an interactive map and triggered audio stories, participants explore key locations such as Castle Williams, Liggett Hall, and permanent art installations across the island.