It’s important to consider the crucial role of the sense of touch coupled with the conjunction between the senses of sight and hearing. “The perception of our time is mainly determined by communication media. Wherever we are, we are surrounded by invisible waves, which can be received everywhere and anywhere and can be made sonorous and vivid.” … Continue reading →

The term ‘sound arts’ came into use in 1983. In the 70s it was referred to as “sound work” (perhaps to detach from the world of music and art). The term sound work underlines the importance of the process. The … Continue reading →

It’s important to understand the cultural context in Japan throughout history and today, the influence of Buddhism and other religions, the second World War, the country’s distinctive natural and geographical properties. Sound sculptures have traditionally been a part of Japanese … Continue reading →

Sound Art in its contemporary Western sense did not really exist in China until the 1990s. However, China has a rich history of aural aesthetics and advanced sound theory. Early on, the Chinese rulers were aware on the link between … Continue reading →