What does a city sound like when the electromagnetic fields surrounding us become audible? In her Electrical Walks series, Christina Kubisch invites participants to discover the hidden sounds of the urban environment. Using specially designed headphones, they can hear the electromagnetic fields generated by everyday technologies and urban infrastructure, transforming familiar city spaces into an entirely new sonic landscape. Electrical Walks Budapest is the 100th walk in the series, realised in connection with the exhibition Walk This Way. The Art of Walking.
Meeting point: Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary
Art Route: We will travel from the museum to the city centre by tram 2, then walk along Váci Street between Vörösmarty Square and Március 15 Square.
Participation is free, but registration is required. The walk is limited to 10 participants.
The programme accompanies the exhibition Walk This Way. The Art of Walking.
Supported by the Goethe-Institut
Please be informed that our events will be recorded by sound and video, from which the Ludwig Museum may use details to promote the museum and its programs and for other promotional purposes. By participating in our events, you agree that you may appear on the recordings, but you may not make any claim against the use of the recording with the Ludwig Museum or third parties authorized by it.
