Title variants
What Does Sound Transparency Mean for Urban Planning? Remarks on the Margin of Polish Exposition at the 13th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice
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Abstracts
Reception of the word through the sound is commonly apprehended as a form of a supplement together with discernible content of the work. Elusiveness of the sensation spectrum, which is created by sound interventions in the public sphere, constitutes uncanny dynamism of such events. By means of the interpretation of Katarzyna Krakowiak’s sound sculpture dealing with etherealness of the sound, which took place in Pawilon Polski in 2012, not only is a change in the perspective of experiencing the pure art using sound induced, but also in determining the philosophy of hearing. What sort of ‘view’ or rather ‘sort of perception’ is activated by works whose the core essence is hearing sensation? What emotional, cognitive and practical dimension does interpreting such a sphere with sound have to post-communist city dwellers? What kind of transparency, then also clarity and visibility creates sound? Those inquiries indicate the range of exploration which determines issues addressed in the article.
Journal
Year
Issue
Pages
127-144
Physical description
Dates
published
2016
Contributors
author
- Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
References
Document Type
Publication order reference
Identifiers
ISSN
1643-1243
YADDA identifier
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