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Sound walk SWS20 2020

Ver de ouvir ao caminhar

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Drifting Bodies / Fluent Spaces

22 - 24 Jul, 2020 · 33 items

aesthetics

Collection · 7 items
Sub-collection

Francesco Careri

Sub-collection · 1 items

Philosophy

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WALKING: THE CYPRUS EXPERIENCE (on Line Seminar/HUB)

Organized by Cut Contemporary Fine Arts Lab and coordinated by Dr. Gabriel Koureas, the International Hub explores the spatial and sensorial impacts of Cyprus’s divided borderlands through walking as an artistic and performative practice. The project investigates how physical and psychic borders, memory, and trauma are embedded in the urban fabric, using embodied encounters with the landscape to understand the interplay of war, politics, and social conditions in Cyprus.

Cut Contemporary Fine Arts Lab
book

Panegyric

Guy Debord’s silver-tongue-in-cheek autobiography mixes precision and pastiche in a whirlwind account of philosophy, exploit, and inebriation. From the stark professions of Volume I to the illustrated sequences of Volume 2, Panegyric confronts us with a figure who strategically, demonically tried to wrest life from the disabling modern ‘spectacle.’

Guy Debord
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Pruning Thoreau

With a direction out there – readwalking with thoreau, Emmanuelle Waeckerle a French, London-based, artist, has created a multimedia interpretation of Henry David Thoreau's text Walking.

Emmanuelle Waeckerlé
book

The Walker: On Losing and Finding Yourself in the Modern City

There is no such thing as the wrong step; every time we walk we are going somewhere. Moving around the modern city becomes more than from getting from A to B, but a way of understanding who and where you are. In a series of riveting intellectual rambles, Matthew Beaumont, retraces a history of the

Matthew Beaumont
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Sound Walk September 2020 Awards winners and honourable mentions

We're very pleased to announce the winners and honourable mentions of the Sound Walk September 2020 Awards.

Josh Kopeček Julie Poitras Santos +5
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Seeing, from hearing

Carlos Queiroz discusses the background to his work "Seeing from hearing while walking", one of the shortlisted pieces of the SWS20 Awards.

Carlos Queiroz

aesthetics

Collection · 7 items
Sub-collection

Francesco Careri

Sub-collection · 1 items

Philosophy

Collection · 17 items

Related

Walking piece

WALKING: THE CYPRUS EXPERIENCE (on Line Seminar/HUB)

Organized by Cut Contemporary Fine Arts Lab and coordinated by Dr. Gabriel Koureas, the International Hub explores the spatial and sensorial impacts of Cyprus’s divided borderlands through walking as an artistic and performative practice. The project investigates how physical and psychic borders, memory, and trauma are embedded in the urban fabric, using embodied encounters with the landscape to understand the interplay of war, politics, and social conditions in Cyprus.

Cut Contemporary Fine Arts Lab
book

Panegyric

Guy Debord’s silver-tongue-in-cheek autobiography mixes precision and pastiche in a whirlwind account of philosophy, exploit, and inebriation. From the stark professions of Volume I to the illustrated sequences of Volume 2, Panegyric confronts us with a figure who strategically, demonically tried to wrest life from the disabling modern ‘spectacle.’

Guy Debord
post

Pruning Thoreau

With a direction out there – readwalking with thoreau, Emmanuelle Waeckerle a French, London-based, artist, has created a multimedia interpretation of Henry David Thoreau's text Walking.

Emmanuelle Waeckerlé
book

The Walker: On Losing and Finding Yourself in the Modern City

There is no such thing as the wrong step; every time we walk we are going somewhere. Moving around the modern city becomes more than from getting from A to B, but a way of understanding who and where you are. In a series of riveting intellectual rambles, Matthew Beaumont, retraces a history of the

Matthew Beaumont
post

Sound Walk September 2020 Awards winners and honourable mentions

We're very pleased to announce the winners and honourable mentions of the Sound Walk September 2020 Awards.

Josh Kopeček Julie Poitras Santos +5
post

Seeing, from hearing

Carlos Queiroz discusses the background to his work "Seeing from hearing while walking", one of the shortlisted pieces of the SWS20 Awards.

Carlos Queiroz
This project explores urban experience through multisensory walking practices inspired by Careri's "aesthetic of walking," Canevacci's "polyphony of urban communication," and Larrosa's philosophy of experience. Using binaural audio, it creates immersive soundscapes that map and narrate urban places via sensory memories and embodied interactions, emphasizing the full-body engagement inherent in navigating and inhabiting cities.

Cidade-Sonho (binaural audio):

Com verso: Cidade em texto e contexto (binaural audio):

Cidade em diferença e repetição (binaural audio):

Nosso trabalho toma como amparo e inspiração conceitual as reflexões postas pela “estética do caminhar” (Francesco Careri), pela “polifonia da comunicação urbana” (Massimo Canevacci) e pela filosofia da experiência (Jorge Larrosa), articuladas por uma cartografia e narrativa do/pelos afetos produzidas por um corpo “multissensorial” (Pallasmaa, 2011) e “poético” (Gil, 2001) . Assumimos como nossa principal baliza a ideia de que a experiência que temos com o mundo se dá de corpo inteiro. Ao caminhar, ouvimos, sentimos cheiros, esbarramos, tocamos, e também, vemos. Foi com esse entendimento que produzimos experimentações corpo-sonoro- polifônicas. Utilizamos técnicas de multidimensionalidade sonora (binaural audio) para potencializar a imersão do espectador-ouvinte e, assim, promover, pelo “ver de ouvir” de cada um, a criação de mapas, também narrativos, de lugares e paisagens alinhavados pela ativação de suas sensações e memórias de um caminhar que é, sobretudo, para dentro de si e que compõem, não somente a experiência de seus autores, mas também, a nossa experiência com o mundo. Buscamos, nesse sentido, contribuir com as questões levantadas por diversas áreas do conhecimento e pelo campo da arte, especialmente aquelas que lidam com a experiência contemporânea do habitar as cidades, sobretudo, a partir da perspectiva das narrativas urbanas produzidas pelas grafias do corpo e seus sentidos estético-políticos.

Full text:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g4zgx0V5P-C_wZcg6VEfR5msdFdSKwkX/view?usp=sharing

Credits

Hosted by: Drifting bodies - Fluent Spaces, walking arts encounters/conference, Guimaraes (Portugal) - Made of Walking (VII)

APA style reference

Queiroz, C., & Henrique Meneghelli Fafá Borges, R. (2020). Ver de ouvir ao caminhar. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/ver-de-ouvir-ao-caminhar-carlos-queiroz-rafael-borges/
Carlos Queiroz

Carlos Queiroz

(Brazil) 

Rafael Henrique Meneghelli Fafá Borges

 

oversupinate

People who jog, run, and sprint have their share of problems that slow-moving people can barely comprehend. One is oversupination. As the OED defines it, to oversupinate is “To run or walk so that the weight falls upon the outer sides of the feet to a greater extent than is necessary, desirable, etc.” A 1990 Runner’s World article gets to the crux of the problem: “It’s hard to ascertain exactly what percentage of the running population oversupinates, but it’s a fraction of the people who think they do.” Credits to Mark Peters.

Added by Geert Vermeire
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