A Chorus of Footsteps is an urban, immersive sound walk that explores how sound shapes the identity of our surroundings. Twenty walkers move through the city, collectively carrying a sound composition through speakers in backpacks. The audio features a variety of field recordings. The result is an auditory tapestry where sounds from different times and places merge with the spontaneous, everyday noises of the city. As the walk unfolds, new relationships emerge between sound, space, and presence. You can find our pitch document here and watch a teaser here.
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