Before archives fix meaning, frequencies move. An opening conversation for the new Norient publication on listening, sonic pluralism, and the politics of what is heard – and what remains unheard.
A generative practice that promotes different knowledge. One that listens is never at a distance but always in the middle of the sound heard.
Rebecca FavaleWhy are artists increasingly drawn to uncertainty? Through site-specific concerts at the Nextones Festival in the Italian Alps, our author explores a growing desire for performances shaped by nature, chance, and immersion.
Podcast by Luisa Fernanda Uribe«TIMEZONES» – Episode 20. Four artists delve into the complex duality of Bogotá, a city that is both vibrant and chaotic. They explore how ambient music not only serves as a powerful medium for pause and introspection but also becomes a form of resistance and storytelling within a challenging urban environment.
Essay by Niccolò GallianoCan a single sentence change the way we hear? From listening in darkness to hearing meaning in crackle and dust, this essay explores how records quietly script perception itself.