7–7.45 pm         Public Listening MARISOL

A radioPHØNIX sound sculpture of 48 parts, each part received from radio stations around the globe and re-assembled into an instantaneous radiophonic experience. For radioPHØNIX, 24 (pirate) radio stations transmit on their stereo frequencies two isolated parts of a prerecorded piece. An improvised live remix turns these signals into a fleeting multi-channel sound installation. Through interferences, dropouts and delays the technology expresses itself. Only having a fraction of the information at their command, the broadcaster leaves its hegemonic position as information centre. The receiver is the one who defines the aural message.