thingness
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What does it sound like to be alive?
By improvising with a contact microphone on the body, employing extended vocal techniques, and drawing from an archive of bodily recordings of loved ones, the performer explores the body as a sonorous object.
Offering a glimpse into Suhui’s ongoing research Ill Behaviour, thingness is a listening room for the body as is. The audience is invited to listen inwards, to witness the body as a porous, pulsing chamber of sound, and its friction and coalescence with technology.
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