Superpsyched Ears - Live Broadcast at Cashmere Radio

Friday July 10 at Cashmere Radio (https://cashmereradio.com) 19:00-22:00

When listening, how can time be experienced as nonlinear? From the perspective of the nonhuman? In our dreams? In illusions? Our delusions? Psychoacoustic phenomena have traditionally been associated a pathological kind of examination, even a clinical view, but what if we were distracted enough away from that; hands waving enough to generate a current of wind that interrupts our attention, just long enough, to keep us from the seemingly crucial expectation one’s own mental analysis of personal experience. What if we could go out and experience phenomena merely as they are: heard, felt, and in that related to? Sound is a sounding, an atmospheric event, what if we found refuge in the climate of that sounding?

The works in this program form a radiophonic collage of experiences, where psychoacoustic phenomena serves us as mediators.

Students of the Master's program Sound Studies and Sonic Arts at UdK Berlin present "Superpsyched Ears," a sound art project exploring psychoacoustics and lived sound experience, led by Prof. Daisuke Ishida.

Works by:
    Clay Hillenburg
    Daniel Krumland
    Franco Lapache
    Grace Lu
    Sergio De Luca
    Anaparn Pinpradub
    Lilium Redwine
    Nithin Shams
    Tom Varvill
    Vicente Yáñez

Sound Studies and Sonic Arts is an English-language master’s program at the Berlin University of the Arts that approaches sound as an artistic medium and combines practical artistic work with theoretical studies in a transdisciplinary field spanning music, visual arts, and media art.