#sound-art

#sound-art

Cathedral of Sound is a large-scale, wind-powered sculpture that integrates donated guitars to create public music through wind energy.

Melting glaciers emit sounds that signify the loss of an environmental narrative as climate change alters natural landscapes.

Merzbow's music provides a cathartic experience that allows listeners to confront emotions rather than escape from them.

The event features a diverse lineup of sound artists exploring complex themes of existence and perception using varied mediums.

Mary Edwards' performance re-creates Arctic sounds through interactive soundscapes, engaging the audience and allowing each show to be unique.

MOMENTUM 13 explores art through immersive soundscapes focusing on environmental connections, while Yeung's M+ exhibition highlights emotional care and aesthetics of containment.

Korean artist Byungjun Kwon merges sound, technology, and performance, pushing boundaries and inviting audiences to think differently.

The Walker Art Center showcases Pan Daijing's immersive exhibition, redefining viewer interaction with art through sound, silence, and emotional resonance.

Beatrice Dillon's 'Basho' explores interconnectedness through dynamic contrasts, defying traditional musical structure while creating a unique auditory experience.

Claudia Comte's Lightning Symphony is a 52-meter inflatable sound sculpture celebrating sound, movement, and community during the Eurovision Song Contest.

Noise Surround System confronts audiences with urban noise in a philharmonic setting to raise awareness about noise pollution.

Kara-Lis Coverdale's work explores the intersection of technology, culture, and personal expression through intricate soundscapes.

Joshua Bonnetta's four-hour album, The Pines, captures a year of sounds from a single tree, reflecting deep engagement with nature's sonic environment.

Luciano Chessa leads The Orchestra Of Futurist Noise Intoners, reviving Luigi Russolo's revolutionary approach to sound through reconstructed experimental instruments.

Kihikihi installation integrates sound, light, and tactile interaction to explore cicada ecology and raise awareness about declining insect populations.

Singapore Art Week features over 160 events celebrating visual arts, showcasing the evolution and collaboration within the local art scene.