Synocene is a spatial sound installation that explores a de-centered view of our anthropocentric experience of the natural world. Voices of local community members, the sounds of Natura 2000 forest sites, and contributions of artificial intelligence all work to imagine a future beyond the Anthropocene.
Collaborating artist: Interdisciplinary Artist, Marina Wainer, Paris, France.
Collaborating scientist: Artificial Intelligence and Human-Machine Interaction specialist, Isabelle Hupont Torres, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Seville, Spain.
Collaborating policy officer: Forestry Engineer, Lucía Iglesias Blanco, European Commission Directorate-General for Environment, Brussels, Belgium.
Funded by the European Commission Joint Research Centre SciArt Resonances IV programme. Opening May 2024