Binaural audio, video
Memory Walk uses the idea of a ‘sound walk’ – a practice taken from acoustic ecology, of charting a path through and observing a sonic environment – as a starting point to explore more internalized parts of listening; namely those to do with memory and imagination. In the work, the listener’s memory of their journey into the gallery is folded into an experience that overlays variations of that same sonic path, inviting them to compare heard, remembered, and anticipated sounds, and reflect on perception’s relationship with time and sensation.
Camille Robinson 