Radio-Choreography: Living Traces
Sound installation + zine + radio performance
Stadtgalerie Zwergerlgartenpavillon, Salzburg, Austria
21.07-01.09.2024
Radio-Choreography: Living Traces, is an experiment in transitioning between the ephemeral, unbounded space of the radio, and the physical, durational space of the exhibition. It is an exercise in endurance, leaving a trace and discovering new ways of moving together.
An 8-Channel sound installation transforms a collection of radiophonic dances into an embodied and immersive sound experience.
Credits
Project by Netta Wesiser
Curated by Maayan Sheleff as part of the exhibition School of Listening Differently, in the frame of the public program of Salzburg International Summer Academy for Fine Arts.
Radio show in collaboration with choreographer Saharzad Nazarpour and sound engineer Benjamin Lagender.
Photos by Gaia Tovaglia
Supported by the Salzburg International Summer Academy for Fine Arts
These sonic choreographies keep on moving in the form of a zine, as well as in a radio performance, broadcast live with Radiofabrik Salzburg.
Radio-Choreography: Living Traces
Sound installation +zine +radio performance
Stadtgalerie Zwergerlgartenpavillon, Salzburg, Austria
21.07-01.09.2024
Radio-Choreography: Living Traces, is an experiment in transitioning between the ephemeral, unbounded space of the radio, and the physical, durational space of the exhibition. It is an exercise in endurance, leaving a trace and discovering new ways of moving together.
An 8-Channel sound installation transforms a collection of radiophonic dances into an embodied and immersive sound experience.
These sonic choreographies keep on moving in the form of a zine, as well as in a radio performance, broadcast live with Radiofabrik Salzburg.
Credits
Project by Netta Wesiser
Curated by Maayan Sheleff as part of the exhibition School of Listening Differently, in the frame of the public program of Salzburg International Summer Academy for Fine Arts.
Radio show in collaboration with choreographer Saharzad Nazarpour and sound engineer Benjamin Lagender.
Photos by Gaia Tovaglia
Supported by the Salzburg International Summer Academy for Fine Arts