- Installation
- Public Art
Das Neuköllner Ohr
Leon Klaßen, Lisa van Heyden, Kim Kuhl, Masahiko Saji,
28 June 2024 19:00 – 30 June 2024 19:00
A large ear is placed in the heart of Neukölln and turns the everyday soundscape into an artistic symphony. The installation allows us to listen more closely and invites us to experience the city in its diverse sounds. As a walk-in organ of the city, it is integrated into the public space and invites to listen collectively.
Who says what and what do we actually hear from the confusion of the city? Which sounds do we listen to and which do we ignore? Who do we listen to and what is drowned out by whom and why?
The installation deals with the urban soundscape and how we as inhabitants of the city locate ourselves in it.
Who says what and what do we actually hear from the confusion of the city? Which sounds do we listen to and which do we ignore? Who do we listen to and what is drowned out by whom and why?
The installation deals with the urban soundscape and how we as inhabitants of the city locate ourselves in it.
Biography
Leon Klaßen, Lisa van Heyden, Kim Kuhl, Masahiko Saji,
Leon Klaßen studied architecture in Berlin. The focus is on collective processes and installative situations on the margins of architecture.
Lisa van Heyden studied architecture in Berlin and Amsterdam. Through situational installations she explores the potentials of spatial practice, the interaction of people and environment, urban culture and social relations.
Kim Kuhl is a product designer and develops product- and service concepts for urban spaces. In her work, she questions urban systems for social and ecological changes.
Masahiko Saji is an artist and music producer based in Berlin. His style is characterized by clock-based synchronization, experimenting with modular systems and playing with chance.
Lisa van Heyden studied architecture in Berlin and Amsterdam. Through situational installations she explores the potentials of spatial practice, the interaction of people and environment, urban culture and social relations.
Kim Kuhl is a product designer and develops product- and service concepts for urban spaces. In her work, she questions urban systems for social and ecological changes.
Masahiko Saji is an artist and music producer based in Berlin. His style is characterized by clock-based synchronization, experimenting with modular systems and playing with chance.