Interactive audiovisual installation by Jônatas Manzolli at the Museu Nacional da Música
As part of the European project SHORES, the Museu Nacional da Música (MNM) in Mafra hosts ShoreScapes, an interactive audiovisual installation by Jônatas Manzolli, which grew out of the artistic residencies held during the project.
The work interweaves sounds and images from the Ria de Aveiro, the Wadden Sea (the Netherlands) and the coast of Trondheim (Norway), creating an audiovisual ecosystem in which three coastal landscapes enter into dialogue and continually transform one another. ShoreScapes invites visitors to immerse themselves in this virtual territory, where sound, image and nature intertwine to (re)create the listening of landscapes and of senses.
The installation was realised with the collaboration of Carlos Caires, who adapted ShoreScapes computationally to the Museu Nacional da Música, Hélder Caixinha, who created the videos, and Jasmine Karimova, who contributed sound textures on the organ. The recorded voices are those of Jacobien Louwes, Albert Rodenboog and António Pereira.
The installation will be open to visitors on 24 October, from 14:00 to 17:00, in the museum’s Salão Imersivo. Admission is free, but a specific ticket is required and must be reserved through the Museus e Monumentos de Portugal online ticket office.
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