“At the heart of
our activities resides the desire to establish a rapport between what is
experienced and what is imagined. We are interested in reaching out to involve
people, in establishing links between artists and audiences. We see the
Everglades National Park as an ideal setting to further explore this form of
creative involvement.”
Specifically,
LeBlanc and Dugas are interested in investigating the poetics of the Everglades
as well as the history, changing territory of the natural world, and evidence
of the presence of human activity there.
During their
residency, LeBlanc
and Dugas will develop Flow, a
sound walk project. They plan to map out a series of walks, to gather field
recordings and to create an aural archive of the environment. Upon completion, Flow will offer listeners poetic
narratives to follow while walking through the park. A Google Guide Map will be
designed and eventually made available to park visitors who will have the
opportunity to experience the various sound walks through use of their phones.
Learn more about LeBlanc and Dugas at www.airie.org
Very cool...looking forward to see what they produce!
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