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A Balloon for...
Davide Tidoni
_A Balloon for…_ is an itinerant project that brings to life the sound responses of specific spaces. By bursting balloons, the project discovers unique acoustic sites and invites people to explore space through listening.
Links: www.davidetidoni.name
Links: www.davidetidoni.name
Davide Tidoni (IT) is a _creativo del suono_ and researcher. To date, he has presented projects at the Venice Architecture Biennale (2010), the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Exeter (2009), the American Academy in Rome (2009), RAUM, Bologna (2009), Digital Art Weeks, Basel (2008) and the Angelica Festival (2004). He is currently working on a sound-based ethnography on the chants of the football supporters of his local team Brescia 1911.
Updated version (2016):
Davide Tidoni is an italian artist and researcher. With a particular emphasis on observation, action and participation, he realizes a variety of works that include site specific interventions and live performances as well as audio projects and listening workshops. He has presented his work at: ARGOS, Centre for Arts and Media, Bruxelles; AFO, Architecture Forum Upper Austria, Linz; In the Field Symposium, British Library, London; Field Studies, Faculty of Architecture and Spatial Design, London Metropolitan University, London; the Barbican Centre, London; STEIM, Amsterdam; Tuned City, Tallinn; the Venice Architecture Biennale; the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Exeter; and RAUM/XING, Bologna.
Updated version (2016):
Davide Tidoni is an italian artist and researcher. With a particular emphasis on observation, action and participation, he realizes a variety of works that include site specific interventions and live performances as well as audio projects and listening workshops. He has presented his work at: ARGOS, Centre for Arts and Media, Bruxelles; AFO, Architecture Forum Upper Austria, Linz; In the Field Symposium, British Library, London; Field Studies, Faculty of Architecture and Spatial Design, London Metropolitan University, London; the Barbican Centre, London; STEIM, Amsterdam; Tuned City, Tallinn; the Venice Architecture Biennale; the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Exeter; and RAUM/XING, Bologna.