Pan Acoustic Field

sound installation (2022)
12 iron resonator pipes (6m, 4m and 2m long) with iron trestles (120x120x10 cm each)
Panacousticon (2019) sound sculpture
satin aluminum, stainless steel, iron, 12 loudspeakers, audio system (dimensions 256x155x155cm duration 60 min loop)
work made in technical partnership with Giovanardi SpA, Concorezzo, Italy

Pan Acoustic Field

The architecture of a former fuel depot is explored through the immersive sound installation Pan Acoustic Field (2022) in which the sound sculpture Panacousticon (2019), a large satin aluminum dodecahedron loudspeaker, emits steady sound waves, thus evenly saturating the environment with acoustic vibrations. Visitors can thus explore the space by carefully listening to the micro-variations created by the reverberation of the architecture and looking for spots in the room where the sound thickens, creating sound beats. The installation also uses 12 large iron resonator pipes (whose sizes are related to the architecture of the room) that allow viewers to further discover the exhibition space by listening to the filtered sounds through them.