1) Blindfolded walking and the sonic impressions that occur. Apart from the actual impact of sonic experiences through the deprivation of sight, this action based on a couple-relation would also stimulate notions of (dis)comfort and (mis-)trust.
2) Tuning into the resonances of a space. The material ground of a structure (various landing-sites) offers the potential to activate different resonances of the space in various ways. Following resonances of objects that evoke movement, creating sonic resonances by activating the matter sonically or following resonances of sound through deep listening.
3) Acoustic deprivation. People try to arrange themselves with a space that is deaf r rather muted. How does the embodied experience of a space change and how does it effect our relations to the space.
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