Sound Art Innovation Lab
Come experiment with us.
In the past, our space had several controlled environments for audio production and post-production. Since moving our physical location, we've shifted to an online presence that supports more collaborative, ad hoc ways of working.
A different kind of studio
Rather than treating the studio as a fixed room full of equipment, we see this change as an opportunity to explore what an open, distributed sound practice can look like.
The Sound Art Innovation Lab brings artists, musicians, researchers, technologists, and curious listeners together around sound. Projects can happen in many places and in many forms: online sessions, temporary installations, field recording, shared workspaces, workshops, performances, and experiments that don't fit neatly into a conventional studio.
Making together
Our current work is intentionally flexible. We support projects by creating opportunities for people to share knowledge, exchange ideas, test new approaches, and make things together.
This might mean:
collaborating remotely on a sound work
experimenting with field recordings and found sounds
developing a project through workshops or informal sessions
sharing technical knowledge and creative tools
creating temporary sound environments and installations
connecting local artists with wider communities of practice