Conversing Our Soundscape of Fear is a podcast generating links between
academic research and sound design practices. It questions the relationship between
sound and the spectrum of fear emotions such as distress, apprehension, and alertness.
What can the action of listening tell us about our fears?
Underneath our visually abundant designed world, a prevalent amount
of sonic tactics are practised as well. Yet still hearing is
considered an underrated sense. Simultaneously our sonic attention
is activated and manipulated for specific means related to the
affordances of the design.
Conversing Our Soundscape of Fear questions the
synthetically crafted and naturally appearing sounds in our
environment that are associated with triggering our fear spectrum.
Each episode is interwoven with sound performances and discussions
between moderators, Studiocalh, and a series of guests that are
invited to share their sonic expertise by playing the speculative
roles of the Sound Agent and Sound Politician.
Presented by studiocalh
Studiocalh is a research and design studio composed of Colette Aliman and Lauriane Heim based in Rotterdam. Their personal and collective work ranges between performative installations, publications, material, and field research.
Credits
With the support of the FORMAT laureate group :
Heleen Sintobin, Irene Stracuzzi, Jore Dierckx, Josh Plough, Oksana Savchuk, Pauline Agustoni & Satomi Minoshima, Rachel Hansoul
Z33 curatorial team :
Adinda Van Geystelen, Heleen Van Loon, Tim Roerig
Staff members :
Geert Driessen, Jesse Bas, Wim Van Gestel
Mentors :
Daniel Blumstein, Jean-Paul Thibaud, Marcel Cobussen
Sound Editor:
Lucien Nicou