In seiner Funktionalität auf die Lehre in gestalterischen Studiengängen zugeschnitten... Schnittstelle für die moderne Lehre
In seiner Funktionalität auf die Lehre in gestalterischen Studiengängen zugeschnitten... Schnittstelle für die moderne Lehre
Sound Subjects
Sound Subjects are a series of seminars and studio labs dedicated to listening as a relational, embodied, and political practice. Inspired by a range of performative, theoretical, and sonic works, the course asks:
How is subjectivity formed through sound? And how can we sound otherwise?
Blending sonic experimentation with political and heartfelt imagination, the seminar challenges the notion of sound as a passive “object” and the listener as its active interpreter. Instead, it explores subjectivity of sound and listening as a dynamic relation—between bodies, environments, texts, and technologies.
Through listening, writing, recording, mixing, and critical reading, students will develop a sound-text piece: a situated artwork that emerges from and responds to the course’s sonic and textual inquiries. This work will unfold both individually and collectively, including during three “Mashup Labs”—intensive gatherings outside the academy considered to dive deeper into the technical, editorial, and engineering dimensions of sound production.
Drawing on abolitionist visions for …
5 weitere Module aus Raumstrategien
This summer seminar is a continuation of the 2024 SoSe seminar (PARA)Sites at Floating University. It is a site-specific, expanding theory-practice seminar. The seminar explores fragile spatiality using trans-disciplinary artistic methods, unlearning the coloniality of botany and working towards a series of spatial imaginaries of symbiotic care.
The potential of imagination is a very important and powerful tool for future worldbuilding. The assertion that „only if you can imagine it does it begin to exist“ is a fundamental underpinning of this approach. In the context of increasingly dystopian and hateful political landscapes, the imperative to resist is paramount. A radical reimagining of structures is therefore vital: structures of fragility and love, of symbiosis and resilience. The focus will be on the profound impact of colonial science and epistemologies, with particular attention to botany and biology.
Commencing on 6 May, a series of site-specific learning and experimental sessions will be held at the …