The Soundstorming walkshop is an investigation into the spatial and acoustic affordances of public space and found places. Similar to the process of brainstorming, the pretext of Soundstorming is to provide a context in which participants explore different listening modes and develop site specific interventions. The walkshop is six days in length and it is designed as a four days walk followed by a debriefing session and final presentation to the audience of the festival.Davide Tidoni (IT)
With a particular emphasis on listening modes and sound-space relations Davide Tidoni realizes a variety of works that include site specific interventions, acoustic territory explorations as well as sound ethnography fieldworks and listening workshops. He has presented his work at the Barbican Centre - London (2012), the Ars Electronica Festival - Linz (2011), the Venice Architecture Biennale (2010), the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Exeter (2009).
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