Reverbarations. A Sound Walk.

Reverbarations. A Sound Walk through Waldsiedlung Krumme Lanke and Onkel Toms Hütte

A sound walk is a form of attentive engagement with space through listening. It is a practice based on conscious awareness of one’s surroundings: of the relationships between sounds, the rhythms of a place, its acoustic qualities, and its moments of silence. It is also an invitation to listen to architecture not as a neutral backdrop, but as a carrier of memory, meaning, and at times complex historical layers.

Participants will listen to the differences between near and distant sounds, between the noise of the city and the rustling of the forest, between open spaces and the semi-private interiors of the housing estates. The walk focuses on the relationships between body, nature, and architecture as they unfold through sound.

The event will be held in English.
Please bring a thermos with a warm drink.
No technological devices will be used during the walk. The only tools will be our “naked ears”, bodily presence, and the time spent together.

The event accompanies the exhibition Plantstory: Eine Erzählung über Architektur, Natur und nationalsozialistische Kolonialpolitik.

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Looking forward to a thoughtful afternoon together