soundscape
Highlights
Guide To Getting Lost
Guide to Getting Lost by Jennie Savage is a 30-min audio walk inviting participants to explore familiar spaces differently, blending real and fictional sounds. Walkers interpret directions uniquely, navigate at their own pace, and choose how closely to follow the guide.
Tremula Festival – Outdoor Audio Production Upskilling
Tremula Festival is a two day podcast festival combining the power of audio with a love of the outdoors. Our Production Day in the beautiful South Downs on 20th September supports podcasters to upskill with a range of talks and practical workshops.
Echoes in the Fog: A Soundwalk from Moss to Jeløy
Brona Martin created MOSS – Mapping Otherworldly Soundscapes, an investigation and celebration of sound and an exploration of the relations between the natural and cultural worlds of Moss, Norway. This work is one of the shortlisted pieces for the Sound Walk September Awards 2025. Below, Brona discusses the piece. Often our first introduction to a new environment is experienced through
Artist-in-Residence at Canaveral National Seashore – Atlantic Center for the Arts
2021 CALL FOR ARTISTS Applications accepted beginning February 1, 2021 ACA Soundscape Field Station at Canaveral National Seashore is a partnership between Atlantic Center for the Arts and Canaveral National Seashore. It is the first of its kind in the United States dedicated to preservation of natural sound, following in the tradition of other types
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All-American Ruins: Sunset Town
All-American Ruins guides listeners through immersive audio fantasies, recreating my experiences exploring abandoned spaces. Along the way, I ask questions about society and culture while encouraging folks to activate their imaginations for healing.
Walking pieces
A Wooden Floor Walk
The ‘Wooden Floor Walk’ took place on 23 August 2024 in a large group house on the edge of the forest in Biel/Bienne (Switzerland). The house is largely made of wood. 18 participants crossed the room very slowly (15 minutes). A wooden floor sound piece was created.
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All That You Hear is All That Is Heard
all that you hear is all that is heard is an experimental storytelling project using the motion sensors within our smartphones. The idea for this stemmed from Curator and Creative Producer Rachael Paintin. Site specific to the Nicholas Building (Melbourne, Australia), audio conversations with past and present tenants are woven into a composition that combines original score by Biddy Connor and The Letter String Quartet.
Last Listener at the Mid Atlantic Frost Fair
Last Listener at the Mid Atlantic Frost Fair is a soundscape of a poem by Michael S Roberts, an English poet and polymath. It chronicles a mythical, dreamlike and almost hyperstitional journey of the poet and protagonist through a frozen world.
Articles on WLC
Ubiquitous Objects Transform into Ambient Soundscapes in Zimoun’s Installations — Colossal
In his expansive soundscape installations, Zimoun frequently references the tension between chaos and order. Source: Ubiquitous Objects Transform into Ambient Soundscapes in Zimoun’s Installations — Colossal
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The Historical Ear: What is Auditory History? Conference
In March 2026 (20-21), the IMS Study Group Auditory History is organising its inaugural conference. The Call for Papers is now open: auditoryhistory.musicology.org/conference We are looking forward to proposals dealing with historical sound(s) in different forms, across time and space, and especially those considering them in a multisensorial context, engaging with critical theories and reflection on
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Articles elsewhere
Territoires et paysages sonores, écoutes actives et pédagogies
Parce que si la nuisance sonore est un fait, une réalité, une source de problème sanitaires, une gêne stressante, nos environnements ne se réduisent heureusement pas à ces constats négatifs et dépréciatifs. Durant de nombreuses années, en collaboration avec des établissements d’enseignement, de la maternelle à l’enseignement supérieur, Desartsonnants a mené, et le fait encore, un travail autour […]
Nomadisme et voyages sonores, espaces d’écoute temporaires et partagés…
Il m’est parfois difficile, pour différentes raisons, de fixer une activité dans un lieu précis, espace qui relèverait de l’immeuble (ce qui, aux vues de la loi, ne peut être déplacé), ou pire, de l’immobilité, physique et projectuelle.Les contingences matérielles, techniques, occasionnellement financières, poussent mes expériences de terrain à voyager d’un lieu à l’autre, hors-les-murs.Exemple […]
Résonances, échos, inspirations, arpentages
Avec Thoreau, Reclus, White, des arpenteurs et arpenteuses, écrivains et écrivaines, poètes, explorateurs et exportatrices, nous offrent des lectures et expériences urbi et orbi inspirantes. Inspirantes pour explorer, entendre, expérimenter les lieux du quotidien, de l’infra-ordinaire à l’extra-ordinaire.Poésie et autres arts, géographie, engagement politique, tissent des territoires complexes et changeants, souvent inouïs, dans tous les […]
Sur le terrain…
Donner une conférence autour d’un sujet qui m’est cher, que je porte à bout de bras, à portée d’oreille, est un moment riche, intense, qui me permet à la fois de reformuler, d’expliquer, d’échanger. C’est une façon de faire progresser mes réflexions et actions. Mais au-delà, afin de ne pas m’adresser essentiellement à un public […]
