Tonotopia: co-designing sound art with hearing implant users: Podcast

Tom Tlalim

Tonotopia: co-designing sound art with hearing implant users: Podcast

Tom Tlalim (Photographer)

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Abstract

Tom Tlalim discusses his upcoming artistic residency at the V&A and his ongoing project ‘Tonotopia: Co-designing sound art’ with users of digital hearing implants. In the wake of recent developments in sensory prosthetic technologies he asks, how can artistic listening experiences be shared by different ears?

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2017

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https://soundcloud.com/vamuseum/tonotopia-co-designing-sound-art-with-hearing-implant-users?in=vamuseum/sets/v-a-lunchtime-lecture-series

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