Robin Jonsson / Lost in time
Present Woods (If trees had ears), 2015-16
Interview with me in Swedish press click here
Radio-interview click here
If a tree falls but no-one is there to hear it, will it still make a sound?
The work of Murray Schafer and others in the 60’s lead to the
founding of the discipline acoustic ecology. Within it they study
mankind and its relationship to its surroundings, mediated
through sound. I’m inspired by acoustic ecology with its focus
on the dynamic relationship inherent in soundscapes around
us. I want to encourage others to listen more carefully to the
worlds around them as it will raise an awareness of how we
relate to, co-create and are affected by the soundscapes
around us, natural and artificial ones.
Present woods will make you see with your ears as
it transforms you and the room to another
place and time.
Grants
100 000 Swedish crowns granted by
Kulturbryggan in 2014.
70 000 swedish crowns granted by the
Swedish Arts Grant committee in 2015.
Planning:
Research-phase March-April 2015 in Stockholm.
March 28 - April 2nd 2015 showing at Q-02 in Brussels.
7 September 2015 - 1 March 2016 recordings in
Nacka Naturreservat Stockholm
4-29 April 2016 mixing at EMS, staging at MDT
in Stockholm
May 2016 Premiere at MDT, Stockholm. tbc.