Imaginary Berlin
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A collaborative, technology-driven soundscape using 12 Berlin-inspired radio streams played from a central laptop/PA, where audience members use their mobile phones' horizontal movement to select which stream they hear and vertical movement to control its volume. The project adapts John Cage's Imaginary Landscape No. 4 by shifting from 12 pairs of performers to audience-driven group participation, exploring delays and localized sounds created within the performance space.
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