practices

The practices we developed in the context of the wait and hear project are mostly based on listening and other somatic experiences that allow us to engage with our environment in a non-invasive way. We also use field recordings, environmental sensors, and other technologies to collect and analyse sounds and other vibrations of our surroundings.

Over the course of our activities, we developed a series of interventions and experiments that we shared with others in the form of performances and installations. Some of these practices are described here:

• Black dental Floss, Aeolian instrument
• Barefoot on rock, Take off your shoes
• The face as a sensor
• On-location sineosoid performance