Project manager of Soundception, assistant professor at the Institute of Spatial Management at the University of Life Sciences. In 2018, she defended her doctoral thesis on methods of landscape identification and its valorization for spatial planning, and as part of its implementation, she received a Preludium grant from the National Science Centre. She heads two NCN research projects: Sonata and Beethoven, which concern the role of sound in landscape perception and the relationship between sense of place and mobility, as well as the possible impact on environmental management in cross-border regions. She is a member of the Leading Research Team of the University of Life Sciences in Wrocław, “Sustainable Cities and Regions.” Her research interests include the perception of landscape change, the role of sound in landscape perception, participatory approaches to landscape valorization and management, and initiatives related to environmental management.
Canti Spazializzati #21: Spiral form
Canti Spazializzati #19 Acousmatic mapping
Canti Spazializzati #18 POST-OPERAS
Canti Spazializzati #17 At dawn in the Eastern Park
Canti Spazializzati #15: Listening scores
Canti Spazializzati #11
Canti Spazializzati #9
Canti Spazializzati x Radio Żyjnia
Canti Spazializzati #8
Canti Spazializzati #7
Canti Spazializzati #6
Canti Spazializzati #5
Canti Spazializzati #4
Canti Spazializzati #3
Canti Spazializzati #2
Canti Spazializzati #1
About Us
Running since 2018, this initiative is dedicated to theories and practices of experimental music focused on concepts of spatialising sound compositions created for multi-channel sound reinforcement. It combines the idea of presenting new music projects with enabling artists to develop the spatial aspects of sound composition and creating a platform for collaboration between young musicians, composers and sound artists.
This service is a streaming platform for listening to spatialised tracks by artists invited to participate in our events. Each track is available in two versions – binaural and multichannel. The binaural version best captures the effects of surround sound in headphone listening, but will also listen well on regular stereo speakers (2 speakers). The multi-channel version is designed for surround systems, commonly known as home cinema, – that is, 5.1 and 7.1 speaker systems, as well as soundbars.
The team is now:
Curator: Daniel Brożek
Producer: Agnieszka Jakuszak
PR: Agata Szakiel
Sound engineer: Jędrzej Borowski
Visual identity: Kama Sokolnicka
Organizer: Fundacja na Rzecz Studiów Europejskich
Partnerzy: BWA Wrocław Galerie Sztuki Współczesnej
In the past Canti Spazializzati team was suported by: Martyna Woch, Mateusz Sabela, Joanna Sokalska, Jan Chrzan, Marta Konieczna, Barbara Celebucka, Karolina Pietrzyk, Mateusz Zieleniewski.
In 2019-2023 the cycle was organized by Fundacja PozyTYwka
Series co-financed by the City of Wrocław | www.wroclaw.pl and under the funds of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Plan: a program to support the activities of entities from the cultural and creative industries sector to stimulate their development.
Soundwalks
A series of audio walks created on an augmented reality (XR) platform, designed to be experienced independently with a smartphone and headphones (you can also listen on a speaker, but it’s best to avoid excessive noise in the places we invite you to). To take the walk, install the Echoes app on your smartphone, then click the link for the chosen walk and press “STREAM WALK.”
Canti Spazializzati #19 Acousmatic mapping
Canti Spazializzati #17 At dawn in the Eastern Park
Canti Spazializzati #14 x BLVR
Canti Spazializzati #13: Liquid Ground. A performative soundwalk with Alicja Czyczel
Canti Spazializzati #10
Canti Spazializzati #9: Neutral field | Nowacka
Irrigation Fields
Katarzyna Roj invited us to the Irrigation Fields in 2021. As part of the preparations for the exhibition, the ŚWIT radio play was created. In 2022, we began continuous listening to the audiosphere of irrigation fields and examining the impact on the natural environment of noise pollution from the nearby fields of the Wrocław Motorway Bypass, the S5 expressway, Szymanów airport, and railway lines. We present a selection of automatic field recordings conducted 24/7 throughout the calendar year 2022.
