I Hear You See Me is a sound installation featuring 3-dimensional sound, motion graphics visual projections, and participatory theatre. A projector hanging from the ceiling is creating a cone of light; inside this, shadows and projections interact with the participants, in time with the sound spatial movements diffused by a surrounding cubic rig of loudspeakers. For two people at any one time, the work is cyclical and lasts approximately 26 minutes (13 + 13).

Inspired by Japanese writer Haruki Murakami’s novel Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, the action will lead you ‘at the end of the world’, where you will be asked to ‘strip away your shadow’ before entering. As the motor of the narrative and the foundation of the sensations, sound movement’s fragile but physically felt presence will choreograph the listener’s journey in an intimate, challenging, and profound experience.

This work explores awareness and subconscious, through the use of proprioception and audiovisual perception. The sensation of movement per se -as perceived through sound- is built through combined strategies of listening, seeing, and participation.