Known for her raw storytelling approach melding performance art, music, dance and film, composer and artist Pan Daijing’s multi-sensorial approach to music comes alive on the 360-degree spatial sound system in the Reethaus as part of Soundwalk Collective’s “Transmissions” series.
This listening experience tracks the use of the human voice and operatic techniques in Daijing’s work. Including sonic fragments and compositions from across her practice, Reethaus presents spatialized arrangements of a series of works that have never before been experienced outside of the live performances, exhibitions or installations in which they first appeared.
Spatialized by MONOM, the listening experience takes place in the inner room of the Reethaus, an intimate space where audience and artist are in close communion. Food, wine, sake and cocktails will be served over the course of the evening, and the listening session will be followed by a conversation between Pan Daijing and Andrea Lissoni, curator of her upcoming solo exhibition at Haus der Kunst in Munich and of the 2019 Tate Modern debut performance of her five-act opera “Tissues.”