This laboratory version of the performance Sonic Grid adapts the performative installation into a site-responsive experiment in deep listening and perception. It operates through a stereo sound system, without light or visual elements, allowing sound alone to become the primary spatial and cognitive guide. The laboratory proposes a series of guided listening sessions where participants explore sound as a tool for mapping their own inner landscape.

Sound here is not an object of study, but a medium of navigation; a living field through which attention moves, expands, and folds back into itself. The sound setup acts as a minimal sonic compass, where direction, intensity, and texture becomes coordinates of a shared mental territory.

Participants are invited to listen, drift, and document – translating the spatial and emotional shifts they perceive into visual or textual maps. Each listening becomes a micro-cartography of consciousness: a record of how the mind travels when guided by vibration, resonance, and silence.

This workshop is not included in the passes and requires an additional ticket, available for €5–20 (sliding scale). Limited spots available. Register for the workshop below.