Signals: Hearing a Changing Planet

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EarthSonic, the European Space Agency, ARTIS and ADE Arts & Culture present: What if we could not only see how our planet is changing, but hear it?For more than fifty years, satellites have been observing Earth, generating an extraordinary archive of data about our changing planet. In Signals: Hearing a Changing Planet, science, sound and visual art come together to transform that data into an experience that can be felt as well as understood.The programme brings together artists, scientists and cultural thinkers to explore what happens when real Earth observation data becomes a source for music, sound and moving image. Following immersive audiovisual performances inspired by data from the European Space Agency, a live conversation asks how art can translate complex scientific stories into experiences that resonate beyond the world of science, and whether hearing and seeing the planet differently can inspire new ways of thinking and acting.Presented by EarthSonic, the European Space Agency, ARTIS and ADE Arts & Culture, the programme moves between sonic exploration, audiovisual performance and conversation, creating a journey from data to emotion, and from observation to action. Programme: Redshift: Slow Down and Reconnect with Time, The Museum of Consciousness, Tom Middleton and Gavin Starks - A 20-minute acoustic cosmology of the planet, using ESA earth-observation data as source material for temporal restoration. Signals: Hearing a Changing Planet: Panel discussion with Joey Dean (Natural Symphony) · Ruth Daniel (EarthSonic/ADE) · Jamie Franklin (Roland) · Dirk Schuettemeyer (Earth Observation Scientist at ESA)Halina Rice: Audiovisual performance collaborating with the European Space AgencyNatural Symphony: Audiovisual performance collaborating with the European Space Agency Ticket info TBA. 19:30 – doors open20:00 – start timeStrictly no access after the start of the show.