‘Listen around you before reading this statement’. This instruction is both a Magrittean paradox, and a confession about the overwhelming presence of the eye (the I) in experiencing, observing, and taking part in the world. It is also—and perhaps above all—an invitation to listen to our surroundings, to pay attention to the ‘sonic milieu’ taking place.

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Thinking-with Sounds: Spatial and Epistemic Configurations

  • Rémy Bocquillon

摘要

‘Listen around you before reading this statement’. This instruction is both a Magrittean paradox, and a confession about the overwhelming presence of the eye (the I) in experiencing, observing, and taking part in the world. It is also—and perhaps above all—an invitation to listen to our surroundings, to pay attention to the ‘sonic milieu’ taking place.