This series was recorded during the Prague Quadrennial (PQ2019), the biggest festival for Scenography and performance design, which is taking place in the Czech Republic. My name is Ariane Trümper, I am a scenographer, media artist, researcher, and a member of the research group Platform Scenography, who curated the Dutch Contribution at the PQ2019. Always searching for 'new' ways to capture and document experiences, I decided to take my self-build binaural ears on a field trip and to place sound and spatial sound experience in the centre of my brief visit in Prague.
I went on a hunt for various sounds and soundscapes. I wanted to record what we here on this festival of performance and spacial design, to get an impression on what role sound might play in contemporary scenography, and in our experience of space and reality. What is special in the experience of a space through sound and can the time asking presentation of an audio recording, compete with the instantaneousness of the digital image?
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This series was recorded during the Prague Quadrennial (PQ2019), the biggest festival for Scenography and performance design, which is taking place in the Czech Republic. My name is Ariane Trümper, I am a scenographer, media artist, researcher, and a member of the research group Platform Scenography, who curated the Dutch Contribution at the PQ2019. Always searching for 'new' ways to capture and document experiences, I decided to take my self-build binaural ears on a field trip and to place sound and spatial sound experience in the centre of my brief visit in Prague.
I went on a hunt for various sounds and soundscapes. I wanted to record what we here on this festival of performance and spacial design, to get an impression on what role sound might play in contemporary scenography, and in our experience of space and reality. What is special in the experience of a space through sound and can the time asking presentation of an audio recording, compete with the instantaneousness of the digital image?
PQ2019 Binaural Series 2of4 - The Industrial Palace
Space is only noise, if...
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6 years ago
PQ2019 Binaural Series 2of4 - The Industrial Palace
This series was recorded during the Prague Quadrennial (PQ2019), the biggest festival for Scenography and performance design, which is taking place in the Czech Republic. My name is Ariane Trümper, I am a scenographer, media artist, researcher, and a member of the research group Platform Scenography, who curated the Dutch Contribution at the PQ2019. Always searching for 'new' ways to capture and document experiences, I decided to take my self-build binaural ears on a field trip and to place sound and spatial sound experience in the centre of my brief visit in Prague.
I went on a hunt for various sounds and soundscapes. I wanted to record what we here on this festival of performance and spacial design, to get an impression on what role sound might play in contemporary scenography, and in our experience of space and reality. What is special in the experience of a space through sound and can the time asking presentation of an audio recording, compete with the instantaneousness of the digital image?
Space is only noise, if...
This series was recorded during the Prague Quadrennial (PQ2019), the biggest festival for Scenography and performance design, which is taking place in the Czech Republic. My name is Ariane Trümper, I am a scenographer, media artist, researcher, and a member of the research group Platform Scenography, who curated the Dutch Contribution at the PQ2019. Always searching for 'new' ways to capture and document experiences, I decided to take my self-build binaural ears on a field trip and to place sound and spatial sound experience in the centre of my brief visit in Prague.
I went on a hunt for various sounds and soundscapes. I wanted to record what we here on this festival of performance and spacial design, to get an impression on what role sound might play in contemporary scenography, and in our experience of space and reality. What is special in the experience of a space through sound and can the time asking presentation of an audio recording, compete with the instantaneousness of the digital image?
