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As part of this workshop and its public activation, the university's atrium will become a space of sonic entanglements: a sonic body, a vibrating space, a collective instrument - an architecture for "Sonic Kinships". Resonating auditory awareness and reciprocal action, we transpose the location, participating artists and listeners into bodies that sound in themselves, performative entities and interwoven echoes.

Anna Schimkat is a sound and installation artist whose work deals with site-specificity, acoustic ecology and spatial listening. Known for public sound interventions in Leipzig and beyond, she explores sound art through installations and performances. Using self-built instruments and field recordings, she creates spaces that sharpen perception and invite interaction.

Organised as part of (Un)Learning Digitalities - Programme on the Practice and Theory of the Digital with Max Schneider, Artistic Associate for Audio and Eliza Goldox, Office for Digital Teaching.

The project is co-funded by the European Union and co-financed by tax funds on the basis of the budget approved by the Saxon State Parliament.