Digital Culture, News, OTHERWISE
OTHERWISE — Polymorphic Futures is a hybrid festival dedicated to the potential of artistic research to contribute to societal and ecological transformations. Over eight months…
There is an incredible supply of life in Antarctica, even though the region is often perceived as a barren solitude of ice. It is undeniably…
As nature preservation has become a major global concern, artists Rachel Pimm and Graham Cunnington scrutinise the magnitude of the physical world and its undisclosed…
Orford Ness is a spit on the Suffolk coastland, a peninsula with a frail location designated as a Nature Reserve in 1972, and since then…
Digital Culture, News, OTHERWISE
OTHERWISE — Polymorphic Futures is a hybrid festival dedicated to the potential of artistic research to contribute to societal and ecological transformations. Over 8 months…
Despite the name, we can’t really say Island People are stuck in their haven. On the contrary, the modus operandi of the quartet (mastering engineer…
OTHERWISE 2021 is a collaborative platform that explores the potential of artistic research to contribute to societal and ecological transformations. Over 8 months artists, designers…
Digital Culture, News, OTHERWISE
OTHERWISE 2021 takes as a starting point the concept of polymorphy as that which describes many forms and none at the same time. It explores…
Interspecifics are a nomadic and independent research collective, founded in Mexico City in 2013, experimenting with the intersection between art and science. Deeply intertwined and…
English sound artist and environmental designer Mileece gives a voice to plants. Immersed in a musical environment from a young age —meeting Stevie Wonder in…
We have certainly heard it many times, from our yoga teachers, our holistic doctors, and various unofficial and scientifically tenuous channels. But does music really…
Evolving practices on sound art reveal a broader cultural awareness that sight does not exclusively govern our perception of reality. Emerging as an open-ended practice…
London-based musician and producer Guy Andrews’ interest in making music dates back to his early 20’s when he was writing and producing ambient music using…
It’s natural for humans to use sound as a main form of connection – communicating involves employing complex linguistic and musical systems, a legacy of…
TBA21-Academy can’t stop surprising us with multidisciplinary projects and commissions. And for this one, they have as involved of the most renowned sound artists and…
Studying sciences at school, it seemed like nature was something that could be mastered through knowledge. We could calculate the weight of a star, reverse…
Artist Haroon Mirza’s interest includes physics, shamanism, artificial intelligence and astrology. There are many things in between such as music and sound theory, art and…
Walking through Aldborough, a small peaceful village in North Yorkshire, one would never guess that it was once a site of a big and busy…
Interviews, Scout & Trends, Sound
Michael Begg is quick to cite his sources. Talking about the wells of inspiration for his work, he credits a stranger on a train,…
Listening to a Yann Novak composition is akin to sitting in Pacific Northwest rainfall. Whispers of field recordings and modular synthesizers gently percolate the atmosphere,…