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Auditory Situation is a concept that drives a series of works in the domain of sound art. An auditory situation can be understood as a fluid frame of contingent juxtapositions and occurrences in the context of navigation through sounds. It is comprised of happenings and chance emergences from transient interaction with everyday sounds leaving traces of complex, nebulous and intermingling ‘Object-disoriented' impressions in sonic perception.
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Publications:
Chattopadhyay, Budhaditya (2013), ‘Auditory Situations: Notes from Nowhere‘. Journal of Sonic Studies. Vol. 4. Special Issue: Sonic Epistemologies.
Chattopadhyay, Budhaditya (2015), ‘Auditory (Con)texts: Writing on Sound‘. Ear │ Wave │ Event, issue 2.