Michal Mitro
Michal Mitro …
Kosmas Phan Ðinh
Kosmas Phan Ðinh …
Infrasound and the planetary imaginary
Brian House … Abstract Even though you can’t hear it, infrasound fills the air. And because the atmosphere doesn’t absorb it as readily as regular sound, infrasound comes from hundreds, if not thousands, of miles away. If humans could perceive frequencies …
How ocean dreams
Konstantinos Damianakis … Jol Thoms … Abstract 2.6 kilometres below the surface of the Northeast Pacific Ocean, Radio Amnion: Sonic Transmissions of Care in Oceanic Space is submerged as a chimerical anomaly, a sonic platform entangled with an immense …
Ambient tremology
Kosmas Phan Ðinh … Mae Lubetkin … Michal Mitro … Abstract Ambient Tremology reorients the act of listening from the sonic to the vibrant by gaining contact with the trembling matter of amphibious worlds. Situated within the soaked and brackish Romanian …
Whose voice is your voice?
Alberto Ricca … Abstract MP3 changed the aural world as the first digital technology to compress audio, interpreting it through perceptual coding that models the standard human, hearing standard sounds, in order to sell and share them. Today, in the era …
Algorithmic mythologies
Debashis Sinha … Abstract Cultural practice in general is a slippery but deeply felt affair, where practitioners are often tasked with communicating the »underside of meaning« (Barthes, 1976). In algorithmic times, focusing on this task when working with …
What do puppets hear?
Matt Smith … Paul J. Rogers … Abstract An audio paper exploring the uncanny other world of the imagined consciousness of puppets. This sonic exploration of materialism and objects explores the sonority of puppets as an interface and space that explores …
Julian Weaver
Julian Weaver …
Paulus van Horne
Paulus van Horne …