Media Artist, Educator, Maker of Things
…Other Ears (2021) 14:30 https://zachpoff.com/wp-content/uploads/Zach-Poff-WLD-2021-composition.mp3 This recording is part of my ongoing practice of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations of objects and underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors like a doctor’s stethoscope probing the systems of the body. This helps me…
…underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors like a doctor’s stethoscope probing the systems of the body. This act of “auscultation” helps me to consider my relationship to the more-than-human as I stretch my ears to practice other ways of listening, communicating,…
…as the pole reacts to the wind above. In this listening moment the layered strata of the whole city are compressed into a single, comprehensible object. This recording is part of my ongoing practice of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations…
…of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations of objects and underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors like a doctor’s stethoscope probing the systems of the body. This helps me to consider my relationship to the more-than-human as I stretch my ears to…
…of the railing. https://zachpoff.com/wp-content/uploads/Rain-composite.mp3 This recording is part of my ongoing practice of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations of objects and underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors like a doctor’s stethoscope probing the systems of the body. This helps me to…
…rotors of a passing helicopter that seem to reach down and rattle the bronze. https://zachpoff.com/wp-content/uploads/Governors-Island-Bell-excerpt.mp3 This recording is part of my ongoing practice of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations of objects and underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors like a doctor’s…
…and birds. It seems fitting that these arrow-like spires would draw subterranean sounds upwards. Here’s an excerpt: https://zachpoff.com/wp-content/uploads/Sculpture-Sounds-test.mp3 This recording is part of my ongoing practice of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations of objects and underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors…
…emergency exit for the Joralemon tunnel. This recording is part of my ongoing practice of “auscultation”: listening to the vibrations of objects and underwater environments, revealing hidden interiors like a doctor’s stethoscope probing the systems of the body. This helps…
…our environment. This act of “auscultation” helps me to consider my relationship to the more-than-human as I stretch my ears to practice other ways of listening, communicating, and inhabiting the world. Be sure to check out the other contributors too:…
…objects and reveal underwater sound worlds. Like a doctor’s stethoscope, these tools of auscultation “take the pulse” of the city, revealing connections that are only audible to augmented, dislocated ears. We will follow the Promenade north to Squibb Park, over…
…your recorder. I usually prefer a flatter mic for this since I’m more concerned about balanced frequency response than noise. Auscultation: You are listening to another world that is already in motion: a wire fence in the wind or the…