How can we hear the invisible electromagnetic fields that surround us?
German composer and sound artist Christina Kubisch explores the relationship between sound, space and perception. Through her sound installations and Electrical Walks series, she discovers sounds that are constantly present in our everyday environments yet usually remain unnoticed.
In this lecture and artist talk, Kubisch will discuss her artistic practice, the possibilities of experimenting with sound, and new ways of experiencing our surroundings with József Készman and Zsófia Máté, curators.
Venue: Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art
Participation is free, but registration is required: LINK
The programme accompanies the exhibition Walk This Way. The Art of Walking.
Supported by the Goethe-Institut
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