Kirsten Reese … Abstract Drawing from examples of recent sound works and research the audiopaper explores the idea of listening to biophonic and geophonic »voices« as a form of technologically aided sonic animism. Field recording is understood as a …
Mark Peter Wright … Denise Risch … Abstract This audio paper examines listening practices, technologies and cultures within the scientific study of marine ecosystems. It mixes recordings of whale song and ocean sounds with the voices of its co-authors, …
Angela Snæfellsjökuls Rawlings … Santiago Rueda-García … Konstantine Vlasis … Daniela Amado … Adam Świtała … Rike Scheffler … Linnéa Ida-Maria Falck … Abstract This audio paper offers an autoethnographic engagement with both glaciers and …
Louise Rondel … Emma Jackson … Konstantinos Damianakis … Abstract Along and in the rivers of Lewisham in south-east London, we hear stories of mermaids, treasure chests, crocodiles and, dwelling in a dark corner of Deptford Creek, the Necker, some say a …
Diana Chester … Damien Ricketson … Abstract How can we (re)learn to receive vibrational information from Earth, and would this be considered an act of listening? Framed as a conversation with Earth, this audio paper weaves spoken word with field …
Nele Möller …
Debashis Sinha …
Cathy Lane … Maya Lane … Abstract This work takes place in the garden, a space of refuge and multispecies co-dependence, from the perspective of two people living with disabling conditions. We are a sound artist and an anthropologist, also mother and …
Anders Hultqvist … Stefan Östersjö … Jan Berg … Robert Ek … Abstract This audio paper seeks to understand the agency of sounds and instruments in designing intra-actions between humans and their environment. It further explores how different mediating …
Stefan Östersjö … Federico Visi … Bennett Hogg … Halla Steinunn Stefánsdóttir … Editorial In this edition of Seismograf Peer, you're invited to listen to the world – or maybe, as some of our contributors suggest, it's more about listening with the world. …