About this Event
Combining immersive listening, skill-sharing, and dialogue on field recording as a porous practice where sound, memory, and imagination meet, it fosters ecological awareness, empathy, and collective reflection through creative and participatory approaches.
The event will begin with a brief presentation, followed by a listening session showcasing a selection of works by the artists on a quadraphonic sound system.
Mélia Roger will present Dear Phonocene, an audiovisual piece inspired by scientific research on acoustic enrichment and its role in ecosystem restoration.
Action Pyramid’s Materials Unknown will share an assemblage of unfamiliar sounds from water bodies, soils, and plant matter, encouraging listeners to navigate the interplay between perception and imagination.
Mathias Arrignon’s Brief elegy to the pale will reflect on the allure and loss of Arctic landscapes, using field recordings gathered during an expedition to Svalbard archipelago.
Each piece will be punctuated by a short presentation, Q&A sessions and breaks. A catering area will be set where participants can enjoy a free meal and refreshments.
DETAILS
Free admission + donation strongly encouraged
If you are unable to attend, please contact the organiser so that your place can be given to someone else.
For any specific access questions or requests, please get in touch with Listen Gallery’s staff: [email protected]
No alcohol is allowed in the venue.
ACCESSIBILITY
Listen Gallery has step-free access and accessible toilets on site, and is wheelchair accessible. It is easily accessible by public transport due to its proximity to Glasgow Central Station.
Please do not attend if symptomatic of any viral infections.
Listening as porosity is supported by the Creative Scotland Open Fund for Individuals programme.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Listen Gallery, 60 York Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00 to GBP 5.00
