SOUND WALK THROUGH NATURE WORKSHOP, WITH SUBPHONICS

This workshop explores sonic psychography, with a focus on how active listening can reshape our understanding of urban spaces and reconnect us to our local environments. In this session we'll transform the subtle nuances of our surroundings into graphic and text scores to drive contextual sonic improvisation, through a hands-on experience that sharpens active listening and creatively engages with our everyday locale.

The session includes a walk from the gallery to the Thames, and a score making activity back at the gallery.

SubPhonics is a London based experimental music and sound art collective focused around improvisation and novel approaches to group sound making. Blending together the varied influences of their members they use improvisation as a method of exploring widely varying subjects. Soothing soundscapes collide with harsh noise and violent rhythmic trances. The group utilises a non hierarchical, open structure to facilitate frequent collaborations and rotations within the ensemble. The goal of the project is to make work that is both experimental in practice, whilst remaining aesthetically grounded to a broader audience.

THIS EVENT IS PART OF THE THR!VE PROJECT AT BERMONDSEY PROJECT SPACE.