Aural Spacial Infinite Exhibition

Aural Spacial Infinite Exhibition features installation and interactive work by artists that activate sonic relationships to architecture using different spatial sound-sculpting techniques, taking place as a site-wide activation in both the Firehouse, Chapel, and National Park at Fort Mason Center. Through hanging sculptures, resonating self-built instruments, and unexpected audio placement, Mary Franck, Matt Ganucheau, and Sung Kim create site-specific works where participants will be visually and sonically guided through the Chapel. In the Firehouse, Taurin Barrera and Bill Baird will present a large scale quadraphonic audiovisual installation, and Future Cities Lab will present an interactive, sound-responsive installation representing swarms. Finally, linking the upper and lower campuses of Fort Mason, Hugh Livingston presents an outdoor guided Soundwalk offering sonic perimeters that reflect on past buildings and predict future environments.