This session/workshop with Carlos Monleón will explore what practices and sensibilities are required to develop in order to understand conversations between life forms that make up a river habitat. It will examine concepts and metaphors of the human voice, as well as several principles of ecosemiotics to generate ways of giving voice to beings that lack audible vocalisations.
After a listening and ‘vociferating’ session, participants will then form a choir that gives voice to the diverse inhabitants of an aquatic ecosystem.
If you want to participate, send us an email to lacapella@bcn.cat
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This activity is part of Carlos Monleón’s immersive exhibition Respiración Fluvial (River Breathing), running at Homesession.
