A laboratory for collective listening and creation using cassette tapes and radios
Taking the form of an “exquisite corpse”, the workshop uses cassette tape as a physical medium for sharing musical biographies and memories, and as a means of mediation through collective listening, editing and tape assembly. The recorded materials are then used in a live radio broadcast.
“The music was dying and I was recording the death of that melody.”
William Basinski, on The Disintegration Loops.
~BODIES 🎧
Documentation Centre, La Panera (Lleida)
Workshop with Albert Potrony and meeting with Cleofé Campuzano.
Events carried out in collaboration with La Panera (Lleida) and Ocell Foc Ponent, with the support of the Spanish Ministry of Culture within the “Public Grants for the Creation, Research and Production of Artistic Projects in Residence” (2025).
Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan — Funded by the European Union — Next Generation EU. Government of Spain, Ministry of Culture.