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    "coproduction": "Concept, Production, Design and Construction: Marc Vilanova\r\nStructure Design and Fabrication (in collaboration with): 2monos\r\nMetal Work: Alejandro Dumon, Ivan Mena, Marc Vilanova\r\nHardware and Software: Alfredo Ardia\r\nInstallation Support: Mateu Targa, Joan Perramon, Júlia Faura, Venus Villa\r\nWith the support of: Fundació Phonos, OSIC, Fabra i Coats, Casal Solleric, Museu de la Música, L’Auditori de Barcelona, Institut Ramon Llull, Konvent Puntzero",
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    "angshortpresentation": "Phonos is a sculptural installation of speakers attempting to emit infrasounds: vibrations below human hearing that shape more-than-human worlds. Programmed by an algorithm modelled on swarm behaviour, it generates an intimate polyrhythm that attunes",
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    "angpresentation": "Infrasounds drift beneath the threshold of human hearing. Despite remaining largely unresearched and unregulated, these low-frequency vibrations shape ecosystems and impact the well-being of humans and more-than-humans.\r\n\r\nPhonos is a sculptural installation of 208 recycled speakers – each one restored, stripped of its cone, and reprogrammed to receive a unique infrasound. Too small to voice these signals into the air, the speakers reveal their mechanical effort: coils vibrate, membranes ripple in tension and metallic components creak. An algorithm modelled on collective animal behaviour sequences their movements into an ever-changing polyrhythm of tremors and buzzes.\r\n\r\nDespite its large scale, Phonos invites closeness. The sculpture becomes a living organism that breathes and pulsates, creating an intimate, shared experience to attune to imperceptible acoustic ecologies. Through embodied listening, Phonos offers a space to relate to and care for the sonic worlds that hold us.",
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