Memodrom
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Ivan Hribar Monument, Ljubljana
Free19 Jun 2025Ivan Hribar Monument, LjubljanaFree29 Sep 2024Ivan Hribar statue, Breg 1, LjubljanaFree28 Sep 2024Breg 1, Ivan Hribar statueFree26 Sep 2024Breg 1, Ivan Hribar statueFree2 Sep 2024Breg 1, Ivan Hribar statueFree1 Sep 2024Breg 1, Ivan Hribar statueFreeThe Memodrom soundwalk is a compost of memories of the most beautiful city in the world. It unexpectedly guides you through a spiral of memory in which the city by the river becomes a labyrinth, and sound triggers situations that surface from oblivion.
Memodrom creates a parallel experience of the city in which public infrastructure does not serve as functional space. It merely exists only as a backdrop for the actions within the sound space. Instead of an immersive experience, we create an emersive experience. Memodrom idolises your right to forget.
In less than an hour, it exposes you to the sonic memories of generations who have experienced Ljubljana through older sound carriers. Using the “file” reproduction method, we will collectively revive these memories – from evergreen music hits to public figures overlooked by history to the city’s supposedly most invasive inhabitants.
Would you like to set aside one of your memories, too? Memodrom awaits your call.
Matej Tomažin
The Memodrom soundwalk is a compost of memories of the most beautiful city in the world. It unexpectedly guides you through a spiral of memory in which the city by the river becomes a labyrinth, and sound triggers situations that surface from oblivion.
Memodrom creates a parallel experience of the city in which public infrastructure does not serve as functional space. It merely exists only as a backdrop for the actions within the sound space. Instead of an immersive experience, we create an emersive experience. Memodrom idolises your right to forget.
In less than an hour, it exposes you to the sonic memories of generations who have experienced Ljubljana through older sound carriers. Using the “file” reproduction method, we will collectively revive these memories – from evergreen music hits to public figures overlooked by history to the city’s supposedly most invasive inhabitants.
Would you like to set aside one of your memories, too? Memodrom awaits your call.
A non-professional author, lyricist, and producer. Action+drama, his first original work, was selected as the best radio play on Radio Študent. With occasional forays into sound experimentation (as a member of the sound collective Theremidi Orchestra) and a short career as a music selector, he has remained faithful to the medium of text in various genres. His interest in soundwalks draws from media archaeology.
A sound artist and archivist. She makes immersive bleepy psychogeographical soundscapes with analogue electronics, DIY and modular synths, field recordings and computer manipulations. She is interested in bioacoustics, experimental music and sound spatialisation. She was a member of the Theremidi Orchestra (2011–2017) and is currently a member of the Jata C group for bioacoustics and sound ecologies. She studied Sonology at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague.
Concept: Augenmas
Screenplay and direction: Augenmas & beepblip
Composition and field recording: beepblipDramaturgy: Jasmina Založnik
Text review: Primož Jesenko
Vocal interpretation: Lina Akif and Blaž Šef
Original music used: Avgust Danilov, Moj mili kraj (1918); Jani Golob, Moja dežela (1986); Brane Zorman, Don’t Take Our Freedom To Us! (2020), and for the purpose of satire, the arrangement of the music Majde Sepe, Šuštarski most(1969), Mešani Pevski Zbor Don Bosko Celje, Slovenska zemlja, Jakob Aljaž (2017) and Magnifico, Ko enkrat bom umrl(1995). We also used sound samples from the Freesound.org portal of the following creators with different CC licenses: joedeshon, bruno.auzet, Harris85, soundslikewillem, tjandrasounds, cabled_mess, OGsoundFX, Nox_Sound, CyrileneRossouw, Robinhood76, hugobeaumont, Bertrof, thgurdy, 13FPanská_Tolar_David, PierrotDu25, Osiruswaltz.
Production: Cona, 2024.
ACCESSIBILITY
Performance language: Slovenian
Transcript: English
