Series of Echoes
2025Installation
Prospects & Concepts, Art Rotterdam
Series of Echoes is an installation exploring hidden aspects of the world around us. Echo #1 combines steel and eco-printed silk—crafted with eucalyptus, nettle, hibiscus, and more. Steel embodies solidity and industriality, while silk, dyed with natural pigments often invisible in the plants themselves, evokes delicate organic traces. Within the space, Echo #2 can be heard: deep, crackling earthly sounds from below meet clear dripping and leaking noises from above. These compositions blend field recordings from the melting Morteratsch Glacier with subterranean earth sounds, tape feedback, voice, and synthesizers. The work creates a multi-sensory reflection on nature, time, and the unseen layers of our environment.
swellS
2025Installation & Performance
Nest, Den Haag
[Spill Gold X Studio Noralie]
A gleaming cascade, a silver waterfall. Mountains quiver like a mirage on the horizon, dissolving into a tranquil lake, a mirror or portal to another world. Taking two forms, a 50-minute live show and a standalone installation, swellS is an audiovisual collaboration between Spill Gold and Studio Noralie. Blurring sculpture, textiles, and performance, it evokes ripples as metaphors for ecological entanglement. At its centre hangs a monumental reflective curtain, animated by robotic beaters triggered by MIDI. Strikes send waves across the cloth, forming a luminous, breathing landscape that dances with polyrhythmic sound: light, motion, matter, sound entwine in responsive equilibrium.
The Listening Project
Installation & PerformanceLikeminds, Amsterdam / South London Gallery, London / Extrapool, Nijmegen / Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam
The Listening Project (TLP) is a collective formed by Rosalie Wammes, Roos Pollmann (ROOSPEEE), and Rosa Ronsdorf. The project originates from Rosa Ronsdorf’s artistic research The Electronic Tide, developed during her studies at the Dutch Art Institute. This research investigates the unheard women of electronic music and approaches the archive as a living, feedbacking system rather than a hidden historical record. Through sound installations and performances, TLP explores the political, spatial, and ecological qualities of sound, foregrounding the invisible, inaudible, and overlooked. Drawing inspiration from female pioneers such as Delia Derbyshire, Daphne Oram, Pauline Oliveros, and others, the collective builds a sonic counter-archive based on feedback, sisterhood, and deep listening.
Kameyama: an encounter with a turtle-shaped mountain
2023Performance
Arts Itoya, Takeo-Onsen, Japan
Kameyama, named after the “turtle-shaped mountain,” was a performance created during my residency at Arts Itoya in Takeo, a small town nestled among hills and forests in Kyushu. Inspired by Yamabiko, the yokai of mountain echoes, the performance traces sound as it bounces and transforms—from rocks, field recordings, and voice—forming a dialogue with this nature spirit. With special thanks to Yukiko Tanaka for sharing her own voice.
ifyouspeakthetruthyourvoicebecomesariver
2020Score
This score can be performed collectively, allowing the piece to emerge through shared action. It was developed within the study group Performing the Living: Living the Performing, initiated by SAVVY Contemporary in relation to sonsbeek 2020.
Listen to an example of the executed score