Acoustic archeology: alpine Cold War bunkers
Field trip with custom ultrasound sensors, geomagnetic induction pick-ups and contact mics deployed across Swiss Réduit granite fortresses.
Offline listening gatherings, field expeditions and site-specific installations across decommissioned industrial infrastructure.
Field trip with custom ultrasound sensors, geomagnetic induction pick-ups and contact mics deployed across Swiss Réduit granite fortresses.
Live two-colour risograph printing and hand-stitched binding of the journal's volume 05, with ambient noise sets and collective zine making.
Chamber 01 // Milan industrial suburb // active through April 2027
A non-habitable monolith in unadorned structural cement, examining post-industrial silence and architectural trauma. It mimics the volumetric density of post-Soviet brutalism while standing inside an acoustic vacuum chamber.
Conceived by the archival collective Studio N_04, the intervention resists functional occupancy and works instead as a resonance box that shifts with temperature and tectonic vibration.
Site-specific acoustic sculptures in decommissioned Cold War radar domes, projecting resonance through weathered dome membranes.
Berlin, TeufelsbergListen to the field tape →Cryptographic artefacts, early neural networks on punch cards and de-soldered silicon dies cast in solid optical prisms.
Basel vault complex BRead the review →A fully synthetic cavern rendered in real-time fragment shaders, projected onto suspended fog scrims inside a converted grain silo.
Rotterdam silo complex 7Read the review →Toxic semiconductor supply routes, microchip obsolescence cycles and post-digital sculpture in Akihabara back-alley workshops.
Field recording in deep quarry clefts, capturing sub-audible seismic pulses and the reverberations of diamond wire cutters.
Run an independent basement space, a concrete hall, a radio mast or a media lab? Propose an offline gathering or broadcast node to the editors.
One letter per drop: new reviews, essays and interviews.