Multivocal Creation – Creators’ Dialogue

The Acousmonium Show – Itzik Avi Zohar will speak about and present the ideas behind the Acousmonium system, from its historical-artistic context, through its approach to thinking and design, to the tools and methods of playing and sound distribution in a multichannel system as a performative tool for electroacoustic music.

Acoustic Teleportation – Goni Peles and Yuval Adler will present the experience created by an ambisonic speaker system and the creative possibilities it opens up. They will discuss their work on the “Ambisonic Salon” for the “Sound/Resistance” exhibition and the process of working with the various artists hosted in the salon. At the end of the tour, Goni and Yuval will lead a tour and demonstration in the salon itself, including the playing of works and three-dimensional field recordings.

Ambisonics is a spatial-sound technology that enables sound to be created, processed, and played in three-dimensional space. Unlike traditional surround systems, in which sound is divided into channels adapted to the number and placement of speakers and microphones, in ambisonics sound is encoded as a spatial sound field and can be decoded and played independently of the recording or playback environment—allowing the listener to be teleported to distant acoustic spaces.

Saturday, November 14 | 11:30

Felicia: Home for Sound Art
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The event takes place as part of “Sound/Resistance”—an exhibition addressing local acoustic justice and featuring installations, performances, performative works, and sound walks that challenge Israel’s soundscape and propose ways to question and change the existing reality.

Acoustic justice concerns the ways in which sonic experience shapes and regulates space, while also serving as a means of resistance and liberation.

The exhibition is constructed as a fabric of five artistic research processes addressing different local aspects of acoustic justice. From these processes, new works were created by the artists Aviv Ezra, Goni Peles and Yuval Adler, Maayan Tzedaka, Nizar Alkhater, and Neta Spiegel.

The exhibition does not summarize research but presents the research itself: the works investigate the local soundscape in front of the audience and, at times, with its active participation, examining how one can act within it and change it.