Live stream: mobile_reality_based_audio_workshop_faeroy.ogg
Nordre Øyern Nature reserve, Norway
Yngvild Færøy
Latitude: +59.88765943711683°
Longitude: +11.177363325982022°
The nature reserve, situated 30 km. from Oslo, is the one of Nordic region's largest inland delta with the river delta areas in connection with Glomma, Leira and Nitelva's outlet.The area has some importance as a nesting area, but is of greatest importance to bird life as a resting place during the spring and autumn migrations.
For Dawn Chorus Day 2025 a group of artists from the ‘Reality-based Audio Workshop’ group will join with streams from locations in various parts of Norway, from the Netherlands and California.
‘Reality-based Audio Workshop’ is a meeting of artists from Norway and internationally, attempting to re-think the relationship between sound and reality in our time. The artists all use field recording of audio as a core of their artistic activities, and approach a chosen site with various advanced or experimental recording technologies. The recordings are then improvised and mixed collaboratively into a sound work. Thematic focus has so far been centered around various forms of energy and their land use, both historical and future ones. The project was initiated by BEK, Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts in collaboration with Ernst Karel from the Harvard Sensory Ethnography Lab.
Participating artists in 2025: Siri Austeen Espen Sommer Eide, Yngvild Færøy, Jiska Huizing, Ernst Karel, Signe Lidén, Alexander Rishaug,
Links to all stream pages (to be updated):
- Siri Austeen: https://streams.soundtent.org/2025/streams/utc2_-8edec66d-5f6e-4741-9b99-659bde2f5178
- Ernst Karel: https://streams.soundtent.org/2025/streams/utc-7_-eb86227c-4a07-4b3f-9b9c-68cdf1b86ee3
- Jiska Huizing: https://streams.soundtent.org/2025/streams/utc2_-a9498f25-5531-47d1-9791-2b798fc65ccb
- Alexander Rishaug: