An Orderly Noise
2022spatial sound installation, 5-channel audio
An Orderly Noise unfolds as a linear, site-specific installation to provoke a sonic collision between two architectures in decay. Itdeploys recordings from the Borssele nuclear power plant along a 50-meter-long corridor in the basement of Amsterdam’s former telegraph house. Integrating surrounding sounds into the composition, the piece blurs notions of transmission, emission, and reception, exploring the archaeoacoustic conditions of the spaces through their resonance.
With the collaboration of Claire Matthews
Technical consultancy and coding: Oscar van Leest
Exhibited at Laurel Project Space, Amsterdam, NL
This project was made possible through participation in Sound Ecologies Lab, a project by FIBER Festival.
Photography: Claire Matthews
Video documentation: Claire Matthews