Exhibitions and museums
Sound installation about a lost moss.
Sphagnum russowii (Latens et repertum) – Closing Matinee
- Multiple dates
- Ausland
- Price unknown
About
"Sphagnum russowii (Latens et repertum)" is a sound art project about an inconspicuous moss, an almost imperceptible inhabitant of Berlin's urban nature that was considered lost for nearly 50 years. Behind the project is Christina Ertl-Shirley, who approaches the moss through sounds from sites where it was rediscovered, moss-inspired sound sculptures, and forms of linguistic and tactile engagement. At the same time, the project asks what becomes visible, audible and memorable – and what remains overlooked. The work unfolds as a walk-in installation that can continue to change over the course of the exhibition through linguistic, sonic and tactile contributions.
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Christina Ertl-ShirleyRarely
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Sound art eventsUsually 2 a week
