Does a crematorium really have worst sounds in the world? Is there a sound free of any symbolic meaning?

  • How Sound Becomes Collective
    Quotation by Zahra Malkani

    «The echo is how sound becomes collective.»

  • Forensis-Interview
    Noise Is a Dual Force
    Interview by Forensis Collective, Katía Truijen, Philipp Rhensius
    With their performance «The Drum and The Bird» at Rewire festival 2025, Forensis and Bill Kouliglas unearth the echoes of colonial violence in Namibia – amplifying erased voices and the land’s testimony. A conversation about how sound can make history audible.
  • Various sand patterns affected by various frequencies (photo: Chris Smith/Flickr).
    Sounds as Growing
    Poem by Antye Greie-Ripatti
    What if curation means paying attention? A poem from the book «Politics of Curatorship».
  • Amidst the rush, ephemeral beats dance in the night (Credit: Leo_Visions /Unsplash)
    Unfinished Frequencies
    Short Fiction by Lutivini Majanja
    Visiting an old friend becomes a journey through sound, memory, and change. Inspired by the pounding bass of Kenyan artists Lord Spikeheart and Slikback, both performing at Rewire festival 2025, this short fiction piece reflects on old routines and what inevitably shifts.