This exhibition uses sound as a tool for knowledge and narrative, emerging from reflection, discovery, and vulnerability, creating within the space a tangible sonic memory.

Fractura sonora is the archaeological sound that creates maps and channels: an unstoppable noise provoking fractures between sound and history.

The artists create a landscape of value and rediscovery to be debated or restructured through their practices.

Despite their diversity, the works are characterized by an immersive use of sound, where sound and space become agents of new perceptual modalities.

This audio accompanies the exhibition experience with an oral reflection on the pieces and their processes, allowing us to delve even further into their artistic journey.

Happy listening!
Anna Dusi
Curator