Contemporary artist, researcher, and educator
Sandra Volny (French/Czech) is an artist, researcher, and educator. Her sense-based artistic practice revolves around the perception of aural space. Working across diverse approaches combining listening, scientific investigation, and fieldwork, she produces installations, instruments, and videos. Volny completed a PhD in Art Sciences and Aesthetics at the University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne (December 2017) by conducting a thesis research on “Surviving Aural Spaces,” which explores the persistence of sound in space in its material, sensory, and social constellations. Her current research and practice interests lie in navigating spaces through sound, sonic residues, “sonic fossils,” and connecting with other humans and non-humans by the act of listening.
Photo credit: Simon Bélair
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