FRAGILE
Hear Differently
Sound
Movement
Words
Music
Dance
Theatre
Research
Workshops
Talks
Blogs
Podcasts
October 2019 - April 2020
WHAT
Tackling inequalities of arts participation and access Intrasonus UK launches a series of ‘free access’ workshops for the visually impaired and blind people in collaboration with RNIB and BlindAid.
Join us and explore innovative ways of listening to the music, sound environment, urban and natural soundscapes.
Participate in a creative artistic experience empowering your ‘interaction’ with the performing arts.
Come and discover Fragile!
WHO
UCL Culture
UCL Institute for Environmental
Design and Engineering
Royal Institute of the Blind
BlindAid
The Bloomsbury Theatre
Central School of Ballet
WORKSHOPS
Workshops informed by evidence and research done on auditory neurophysiology and psychophysiology
The nature of sound – music – noise – voice
The nature of movement and its relationship with sound
The nature of emotions and their relationship with sound
The nature of space and its relationship with sound
NEXT
21 FEBRUARY
11am - 1pm
Bloomsbury Theatre & Studio
University College London
15 Gordon Street
London WC1H 0AH
PODCAST
SOUND NARRATIVE PROJECT
Record urban or natural sounds that sound scary with your phone or device
Send it to info@intrasonus.org through either Clarissa or yourself
Recorded sounds will be posted on dedicated WhatsApp group and SoundCloud
The sounds will be edited with digital sound processing and transformed into a narrative seed
Write your own narrative inspired by the sounds itself
The narrative is recorded and becomes a podcast in binaural and immersive sound.
Looking forward to hearing your stories!
CONCEPT
MUSIC
DANCE
SCIENCE
Accelerated digital technology progress has trapped our lives into a visually overloaded environment.
This has created a decline in attention, concentration and appreciation, causing disaffection, nervousness and alienation. The value of hearing has decreased and created barriers between human interactions.
A project to sharpen visually impaired people's creativity. A journey into uncharted territories of deep listening and spatial awareness.
A radical new insight into why we hear what we hear collated by consciousness and perception as a compass.
THANKS
