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Soundmarks
Soundmarks is an art/archaeology collaboration between Rose Ferraby and Rob St. John using sound and visual art to explore and animate the sub-surface landscape of Aldborough Roman Town in North Yorkshire, UK. Their collaboration resulted in an exhibition, sound installation, book, art trail and film. Here you can listen to a podcast outlining this process, and a sound trail exploring the site and its history. Soundmarks was supported by funding from Arts Council England.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Part of the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
An introduction to the Soundmarks audio trail through Aldborough Roman Town, Yorkshire, UK created by Rose Ferraby and Rob St John.
Soundmarks is an art/archaeology collaboration between Rose Ferraby and Rob St. John using sound and visual art to explore and animate the sub-surface landscape of Aldborough Roman Town in North Yorkshire, UK.
This podcast, recorded in September 2019, features a conversation between Rose and Rob outlining their processes of research and making over six months in Soundmarks, resulting in an exhibition, sound installation, book, art trail and film. Their conversation covers themes around art, archaeology, sound and landscape, and is woven with field recordings and music created in the project. Soundmarks was supported by funding from Arts Council England.