In this series of podcasts by Institut Ramon Llull, we explore the field of speculative knowledge. Through a series of interviews and curated episodes by people linked to art, music, cinema, architecture and literature, our aim is to present various possible forms of organization and approach to the world.
Every guest has been invited to curate a program, to play with ideas, voice and sounds. Each chapter is the reality through the mirror of the other, they are mirror pairs and as such, two episodes unfold in their enantiomorphism.
We are taking a walk in Stockholm, from the Kungsgarden subway station to the Skogskyrkogården, the Woodland Cemetery, following the traces of a conversation between the artists and us.
The process of translation from a language to another becomes an acoustic journey between rhythms, length and breathing. Headphones are strongly recommended.
The challenge of the cinematographer is to compete every single day with the elegance and eloquence of darkness.
The underwater as a performative space for flux words, transformative porous bodies and multiple timeless languages.
An acoustic portrait that aims to talk about architectural work as a verb, rather than a noun.
From the waves of the sea to the waves of sound, this is the story that has brought Laura here.