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Videogram 144: Raviv Ganchrow
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VIDEOGRAM 144 – Raviv Ganchrow
7. 5. 2025, 19:00, on-line via Zoom
🔎 link: https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/93943763814 🔎
https://videogram.favu.vut.cz/raviv-ganchrow
Tierra del Fuego Oceanic Reverb
How do shifting relations between mammals, climate and geology refract through whale sounds and what interlinks those sounds with seabed topographies and ocean structure? How is human involvement with piezoelectric and oxide minerals conductive of underwater listening and how does such hearing alter maritime and coastal techniques? This talk sets these questions in dialogue with recent insights from the Whale Refractions research project, following experimental hydrophone recordings in the sub-Antarctic archipelago of Tierra del Fuego.
RAVIV GANCHROW
Raviv Ganchrow researches the interdependencies of sound, locale, and hearing through installations, writing, and the development of transduction technologies. His work examines spatial-material operations of sound in conditions such as environmental infrasound, ocean acoustics, telluric currents, radio transmission and anechoic chambers. Recent installations employ in-situ circuits patched directly into locales, relaying situated features of contextual dynamics. He publishes, workshops, and lectures broadly on auditory contexts and sonic agency and is currently a research fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies inherit at Humboldt University, Berlin.
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The lecture is a part of the series Videogram at FFA BUT under the auspices of the Department of Audiovisual Technology. Further programme at https://videogram.favu.vut.cz
7. 5. 2025, 19:00, on-line via Zoom
🔎 link: https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/93943763814 🔎
https://videogram.favu.vut.cz/raviv-ganchrow
Tierra del Fuego Oceanic Reverb
How do shifting relations between mammals, climate and geology refract through whale sounds and what interlinks those sounds with seabed topographies and ocean structure? How is human involvement with piezoelectric and oxide minerals conductive of underwater listening and how does such hearing alter maritime and coastal techniques? This talk sets these questions in dialogue with recent insights from the Whale Refractions research project, following experimental hydrophone recordings in the sub-Antarctic archipelago of Tierra del Fuego.
RAVIV GANCHROW
Raviv Ganchrow researches the interdependencies of sound, locale, and hearing through installations, writing, and the development of transduction technologies. His work examines spatial-material operations of sound in conditions such as environmental infrasound, ocean acoustics, telluric currents, radio transmission and anechoic chambers. Recent installations employ in-situ circuits patched directly into locales, relaying situated features of contextual dynamics. He publishes, workshops, and lectures broadly on auditory contexts and sonic agency and is currently a research fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies inherit at Humboldt University, Berlin.
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The lecture is a part of the series Videogram at FFA BUT under the auspices of the Department of Audiovisual Technology. Further programme at https://videogram.favu.vut.cz