“Caught Sounds” is an interactive installation holding forgotten sounds of the city. Triggered by touch and pressure sound slowly fills the space, issuing an invitation for the visitor to stop for a moment, and truly listen. The enclosed field recordings of a Rotterdam square capture mundane and everyday moments in the neighbourhood. So much can be discovered behind what falls into the idea of the norm. Made from hand woven fabric mimicking the motions of sound, it creates an opportunity for tactile, sonic exploration and play.
Anita Burato is an artist and designer exploring the connections between sound, listening and fibre based structures. She is fascinated by the everyday of urban space and the different layers that make it up.
