Perdita Phillips – Sounding and thinking like an ecosystem (co-authored with Merle Patchett)
An interview by Merle Patched about sound, place and nonhuman worlds
Relationships: The summer flurries
The summer flurries
GPS based spatial sound walk. An outdoor site-specific spatial sound art walk as part of The Sixth Shore project, hosted by SymbioticA 2009-2010. It presented a landscape of droughts, dry lakes and wildfires from Lake Clifton in Western Australia, as Dublin’s antipodean alter ego
The summer flurries – location 8 (bench 4)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 8 (bench 4)
The summer flurries – location 5 (bench 1)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 5 (bench 1)
The summer flurries – location 6 (bench 2)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 6 (bench 2)
The summer flurries – location 7 (bench 3)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 7 (bench 3)
The summer flurries – location 9 (bench 5)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 9 (bench 5)
The summer flurries – location 10 (bench 6)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 10 (bench 6)
The summer flurries – location 11 (bench 7)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 11 (bench 7)
The summer flurries – location 12 (bench 8)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 12 (bench 8)
The summer flurries – location 13 (bench 9)
The summer flurries spatial sound art project – location 13 (bench 9)