Embark on an immersive, sensory audio walk through the NDSM site and the surrounding harbor area. This unique experience brings together sound, text, smell, taste, and performance in a layered exploration of the site. Through a carefully curated audio walk, a fabric unfolds in which fiction and reality intertwine. The historical and socio-political layers of the area become audible, tangible, and palatable.

About the creators

Lila Bullen-Smith is an artistic researcher from South Africa/Aotearoa. Her work focuses on phenomenological, sensory-based explorations of site-specific histories, with particular attention to the invisible circulation of capital and labor at the margins of the built environment. Megan Hadfield is an artist and writer. She creates textual installations that reflect on communication systems that balance between fiction and reality. Toni Brell works with installation, performance, and sound. In her practice, she explores the interplay between emotional and material relationships through audio-tactile experiences. She uses ceramics, non-traditional instruments, sound, and texture as entry points into embodied forms of knowing.