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Lisa Albrecht: /* "Warte-Karte" */

2023-05-08T22:01:50Z

"Warte-Karte"

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	===''"Warte-Karte"''===		===''"Warte-Karte"''===
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Lisa Albrecht: /* "My ears are your eyes" */

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"My ears are your eyes"

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Lisa Albrecht: /* "My ears are your eyes" */

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"My ears are your eyes"

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Lisa Albrecht: /* Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973) */

2023-05-08T21:50:52Z

Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973)

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	The work of Eleanor Coppola actively involves the audience and guides the spectator, with the help of a map, to designated places which are - visual - points of interest, in this case, shop windows.		The work of Eleanor Coppola actively involves the audience and guides the spectator, with the help of a map, to designated places which are - visual - points of interest, in this case, shop windows.

	[[File:~~example~~.jpg\|Eleanor Coppola: Windows]]		[[File:Eleanor-Coppola Windows-map.jpg\|Eleanor Coppola: Windows]]

	=='''Sketches for ideas'''==		=='''Sketches for ideas'''==

Lisa Albrecht: /* Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973) */

2023-05-08T21:49:32Z

Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973)

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	===''Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973)''===		===''Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973)''===
	The work of Eleanor Coppola actively involves the audience and guides the spectator, with the help of a map, to designated places which are - visual - points of interest, in this case, shop windows.		The work of Eleanor Coppola actively involves the audience and guides the spectator, with the help of a map, to designated places which are - visual - points of interest, in this case, shop windows.

			[[File:example.jpg\|Eleanor Coppola: Windows]]

	=='''Sketches for ideas'''==		=='''Sketches for ideas'''==

Lisa Albrecht at 21:43, 8 May 2023

2023-05-08T21:43:56Z

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	Sound might also a role in the practice of ''Deep Mapping''. Deep mapping aims at creating a multilayered map of a territory The musician Pauline Oliveros developed a practice of '''"Deep Listening"'''. Her scores and performances aimed at inspiring performers to respond to environmental situations via the art of listening. She defined Deep Listening as:		Sound might also a role in the practice of ''Deep Mapping''. Deep mapping aims at creating a multilayered map of a territory The musician Pauline Oliveros developed a practice of '''"Deep Listening"'''. Her scores and performances aimed at inspiring performers to respond to environmental situations via the art of listening. She defined Deep Listening as:
	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	"For me Deep Listening is a lifelong practice. The more I listen the more I learn to listen. Deep listening involves going below the surface of what is heard, expanding the whole field of sound while finding focus"./blockquote>		"For me Deep Listening is a lifelong practice. The more I listen the more I learn to listen. Deep listening involves going below the surface of what is heard, expanding the whole field of sound while finding focus".
			<blockquote>

	=='''Artistic References'''==		=='''Artistic References'''==

Lisa Albrecht: Created page with "The connection between the sonic environment and the territory is one which prompts exploration. =='''Examples of Mapping Sound'''== =='''Deep Mapping -> Deep Listening'''=..."

2023-05-08T21:39:47Z

Created page with "The connection between the sonic environment and the territory is one which prompts exploration. =='''Examples of Mapping Sound'''== =='''Deep Mapping -> Deep Listening'''=..."

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The connection between the sonic environment and the territory is one which prompts exploration.

=='''Examples of Mapping Sound'''==

=='''Deep Mapping -> Deep Listening'''==

Sound might also a role in the practice of ''Deep Mapping''. Deep mapping aims at creating a multilayered map of a territory The musician Pauline Oliveros developed a practice of '''"Deep Listening"'''. Her scores and performances aimed at inspiring performers to respond to environmental situations via the art of listening. She defined Deep Listening as:
<blockquote>
"For me Deep Listening is a lifelong practice. The more I listen the more I learn to listen. Deep listening involves going below the surface of what is heard, expanding the whole field of sound while finding focus"./blockquote>

=='''Artistic References'''==

===''Sensobiographic Walking (Helmi Järviluoma)''===

Sensobiographic walking is a method developed by the researcher Helmi Järviluoma. In short, a local is asked to select a path of walking through a landscape, then guide the researchers through it. While walking together, sensuous memories are shared as they come up.

===''Janet Cardiff's practice of Soundwalk''===

In her work "Windknollen Memory Field 1806" (2006, with George Bures Miller) Cardiff explores the history of a historic battlefield by using binaural recordings in which she connects her physical presence (via steps and voice) with imagined historic sounds like horses, marching soldiers, and screams.
Through hearing, she counters the visual imperative of only looking at a landscape.

===''Akio Suzuki's work OTO-DATE "Echo Points" (2004)''===

The artist searched for echo points in structures and designated them with a symbol which is a crossing between feet and ears.

===''Eleanor Coppola "Windows" (1973)''===
The work of Eleanor Coppola actively involves the audience and guides the spectator, with the help of a map, to designated places which are - visual - points of interest, in this case, shop windows.

=='''Sketches for ideas'''==

===''"My ears are your eyes"''===
===''"Warte-Karte"''===