Topos Sonos is a spatial performance, an audio-visual
exploration of the Canarian island La Gomera.
Attracted by the fact that there exists a local
whistle language called El Silbo
to make an
analog communication possible through
the rural landscape.
Topos Sonos is a piece
about the relation of sound, story and the topography
of the island and about the sculpturality of
contemporary communication infrastructure.
On an intimate manner spectators are guided through
a big black space by stories, spatial sound experiences,
electronic devices, graphic maps and sculptural
scenography ending with a videowork bringing
all elements together.
