Sound is a process, and other field notes

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Abstract

Listening, be it that we perceive acoustic phenomena through our ears or through other parts of our body, is primarily attuned to human experience and to human-made sounds as a primary way of hearing the world. Through Montreal-based artist Adam Basanta’s scenarios, the listener is deflected away from the banal experience of human hearing and its biological limits, towards an attention to the invisible atmospheres or inhuman soniferous.

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