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Electric Tide
Cable House Soundwalk
Please pre-register HERE – limited places.
Free entrance.
Gathering at the shoreline of Moss, participants embark on an immersive soundwalk led by artist Juan Pablo Pacheco Bejarano towards the historic Cable House at Jeløy. Venturing along coastal paths, the group is guided to listen attentively: to hear the wind through tall grass, calls of distant seabirds, and the hum of submerged cables carrying data across oceans. This journey reconnects body, technology, and environment, dissolving the perceived boundaries between built structures and natural rhythms. On arrival at the Cable House, a meditation invites deeper contemplation of presence, watery surroundings, and the transmissions that silently flow beneath the surface. By relocating from Moss’s indoor spaces to this open-air site, Pacheco Bejarano’s work emphasizes the transformative power of direct engagement with land and sea.
The soundwalk occupies a liminal space—a zone of transition linking human perception and marine technology—enacting a horizontal reorientation that bridges worlds both real and conceptual. How do we inhabit an ocean increasingly wired, mapped, and mined? Can we imagine technologies that harmonize rather than extract, that flow rather than fracture?
