Gallery
One plate beside each work.
The plates are spread through the rooms, one sound at each stop.
Sound art workshop
Seven
copper
plates.
A wind instrument that hangs in a row and rings as the air moves.
We design sound pieces for galleries, courtyards and reading rooms.
Choose a spacePreparing the object scene.
Three spaces / three beginnings
Courtyard
Sound has room to travel.
An open space takes in light and movement. You can choose a livelier, wider rhythm for the instrument.
Reading room
A small piece beside the desks.
A short row of plates near the reading tables. This is not an acoustic measurement.
Feel the difference
How much room
should sound have?
Your choice changes the instrument's spacing and the sound sketch. Pick one of three characters.
Calm: smaller gaps, a longer pause, a restrained tone.
Optional sound sketch
Sound is off. Turn it on only if you want to.
From question to object
We start with the space.
We listen
We define what happens there and what feeling you are after. One clear situation is enough.
We test
We compare the layout and the artistic sound character. A digital sketch is no substitute for an acoustic survey.
We lay it out
We prepare questions for a real conversation about material, place and the scale of the work.
Where your space begins
Tell us
where it will sound.
You get a text draft to copy. No data is sent anywhere.
Gallery / Calm