Productions

A spatial electroacoustic composition of high-energy sonic particles exposes the quiet background to the erosion of social values.

An intimate soundwalk based on a radio play about postpartum depression, woven from breath, water and three female voices.

A collective backwards walk under the full moon reverses the roles of spectator, performer and landscape, opening a space for attentive listening.

A guided soundwalk through Ljubljana exploring the life, ethical stance and visionary legacy of Mayor Ivan Hribar.

Sava šumi [Urška Savič] Odjek strela Soundwalk

The soundwalk takes us gradually from the loud city streets to our own inner landscapes

A participatory sound walk that invites participants to physically and sensorially co-create urban space.

The sound walk guides listeners through Ljubljana’s underpasses. Spaces of passage that, often neglected, become shelters for those unheard on the margins of society.

The classical form of the sound walk focuses on perceiving the surroundings and exposes the ears to the sonic resonance of meadows.

The sound work combines scientific research into insects’ vibrational communication with an artistic interpretation of hidden urban ecosystems.

A sound walk exploring water as a substance of reverie, embodied memory and imagination, opening reflections on sound, body and future space.

A sound walk that takes a weather balloon as its point of departure and explores transformation, change and atmospheric processes through listening.

A sound walk intertwining personal memories, literary sources and documentary sound, offering a multilayered listening experience of war, displacement and inner landscapes.

A sonic exploration of Plečnik’s abandoned Central Stadium in Bežigrad, addressing cultural heritage, time and multisensory perception through listening.

A sound walk that explores consciousness, memory and inner voices through an immersive sonic experience, addressing the intangible landscape of the mind.

A sound walk that treats the city as a compost of memories and explores forgetting, collective memory, and parallel experiences of urban space through sound.

A soundwalk that explores the architecture of Cankarjev dom and the broader creative legacy of Edvard Ravnikar.

A sound walk that uses speculative narration to explore the relationship between humans and plants and reflects on future forms of coexistence amid ecological crisis.

The work explores the sonic qualities of stone structures and their durability and interdependence with humans.

A poetic audiovisual work exploring the sonority of the sea in a vertical strip above and below the surface, reflecting on ecological realities of the Anthropocene.

The multi-channel sound installation Vitreous Sky explores the relationships between society, nature and technology within an ecocritical framework.

Continuous research evolving from listening to abandoned places and landscapes reshaped by extensive intervention of human presence and exploitation.

The sound work reflects on the acoustic component of tree life and explores the interaction with the colony of organisms.

A night-time sound walk that explores deep listening, apparent silence and territory through nocturnal soundscapes.

A walking sound performance that uses sound, movement, and the inclusion of space to encourage young people’s engagement outdoors while fostering ecological reflection and mindfulness.

A walk along the railway tracks, with the help of an app and headphones, leads a viewer, a wanderer and an eavesdropper into a performative space.

A sound installation exploring vibrational communication of spiders and insects at the intersection of science and art.