A map does not illustrate sound. It becomes the score.
Place sounds on a map. Each one has its zone. A listener walks through, the mix recomposes.
Place sounds on a map. Each one has its zone. A listener walks through, the mix recomposes.
The same map, at another scale and with another gesture. You move between them without rewriting anything. (Section pages are in French.)
A few centimetres on a screen, a few metres in a room, or thirty kilometres. The file does not change.
Each one opens in the browser. The thumbnail is drawn from the map: one dot per sound, one patch per zone.
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Where placing sound in space changes something.
A work that exists only by being walked through.
A story ordered by the path, not by a running time.
A field collection played back where it was made.
A lesson listened to while walking. Embeddable in Moodle.
Soundscapes that follow the hour and the room. A listening setting, not a medical device.
The sounds of a familiar place. Mediation, not treatment.
A sound that points a direction.
Geolocated recordings, walked through by ear.
A development you hear before and after.
Listening in motion as an object of study.
What works today, and what is not distributed yet. A map is an open JSON file.
