Sound Subjects | Spatial Strategies

How is subjectivity formed through sound? And how can we sound otherwise?

In the scope of the seminar Sound Subjects, the masters course Spatial Strategies returns to the refuge worldwide radiowaves. A series of seminars and studio labs dedicated to listening as a relational, embodied, and political practice and inspired by a range of performative, theoretical, and sonic works brought forward by various soundworks from its students.

Through blending sonic experimentation with political and heartfelt imagination, our meetings challenged the notion of sound as a passive “object” and the listener as its active interpreter. Instead, it explored the subjectivity of sound and listening as a dynamic relation—between bodies, environments, texts, and technologies.