KlangRaum – RaumKlang
Auditory spatial and material perception
Spatial and material sound have great potential in urban/rural development and design, architecture and the choice of materials. The city and the space, and therefore also the material and the sound, are becoming denser due to population growth.
The sensory impressions of the city, country, space and material are primarily visual (via sight) and not enough tactile (via touch) and auditory (via hearing). The two distant senses of "sight" and "hearing" are of great importance for the perception of our environment. These two senses work closely together. Our memory inextricably links experienced sounds with associated, experienced images.
Spatial and material sounds have great potential in urban/rural development and design, architecture and the choice of materials. The city and the space, and thus also the material and the sound, are becoming denser due to population growth. The series of events is intended to sharpen our understanding of acoustic diversity and the acoustic qualities of places and spaces.
Exhibition:
Sound installations by Peter Philippe Weiss, Corporate Sound, Basel / Trond Maag, urbanID, Zurich / Ramon De Marco, Idee und Klang, Basel / Manuela Meier, Unlaut, Basel / Schweizer Baumuster-Centrale, Zurich and percussionist Fritz Hauser.
Sponsors:
The event takes place with the kind support of: Kvadrat Soft Cells, AUE Amt Für Umwelt und Energie Kanton Basel Stadt
Co-operation partners:
Schweizer Baumuster-Centrale Zurich and ZeitRäume Basel
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