workshops
field recording, listening, and presencing
This workshop is an introduction to field recording, listening and presencing practices. The first part maps the creative and philosophical methodologies of these practices along side their technicality with a plethora of audio examples from Pablo Diserens’ personal archive. The second (optional) part presents various recording techniques and perspectives - with a wide range of recorders and microphones, and a hands-on approach which can be done on site in the workshop’s vicinity.
required from participants:
- headphones
- portable recorder (optional)
- microphones (optional)
required from the venue:
- set of loudspeakers
- projector
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picture taken by Ian Martinez during a workshop at Signals Festival (2021)
found objects & self-made instruments as creative and performable tools
This workshop is an introduction to the creative uses and possibilities of found objects and self-made instruments within electronic and electroacoustic composition and performance. Split in two parts, the first half presents the work of a variety of artists that compose with such practices. After mapping a genealogy, the second half explores the various techniques and tools that one can use and combine with their objects for compositional and performing purposes. This includes a live hands-on demonstration by Pablo Diserens with a selection of microphones and objects (incl. from their 'Tetsu' series). Participants are also invited to bring found objets which produce sounds that they like in order to experiment with them. The workshop aims to spark ideas on how one can create their very own sets of sounds and how to implement them within their respective practice.
required from participants:
- found objects (optional)
required from the venue:
- set of loudspeakers
- projector
> email for booking inquiries or to get update on upcoming workshops
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picture taken during a listening workshop with the kids of l’Atelier Bleu (2021)
attentive listening
How does one learn how to listen? How do we develop a sense of care for our surroundings?
With this questions in mind and in resonance with Pauline Oliveros’ Deep Listening practice, this workshop invites its participants to dive in forms of attentive listening as a way of connecting to the world and its non-human ecologies and rethinking our cohabitating methods.
The workshop can also be paired or organised as a soundwalk in a specific location.
It is suited and can be elaborated for both adult and kid attendants, and can also feature a playful and engaging structure.
required from the venue:
- set of loudspeakers
- projector
> email for booking inquiries or to get update on upcoming workshops