Leandro Pisano

The Political Possibility of Sound. Interview with Salomé Voegelin

What are the political potentials of listening? How does sound define the crossing of the territories of contemporaneity, of the differences in race, gender, social belonging? Salomé Voegelin continues her analysis on listening practices in her new book. Interview by Leandro Pisano... READ MORE...

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Leandro Pisano

Leandro Pisano is a writer, curator, and independent researcher whose interests deal with intersections between art, sound and technoculture. His specific field of study is the political ecology of rural, remote, and marginal territories. He holds a PhD in Cultural and Postcolonial Studies, and he is the director of the Interferenze New Arts Festival and the curator of Liminaria, a project aiming at revaluing rural areas in Southern Italy through sound art. He has curated sound art exhibitions in Australia, Cile, and Italy; he has also given presentations, led conferences, and done workshops in various universities, as well as during events related with new media aesthetics, design, and sound in more than 30 countries in four continents.