Dialogfeld 5

Anna Hentschel develops urban scenographies, has helped establish the urban game design network Invisible Playground in Berlin since 2011 and is interested in playful urban experiences, atmospheres, bodies, processes and participation. She was a scholarship holder at the Goethe-Institut Villa Kamogawa Kyoto, architect-in-residence at the Goethe-Institut Rotterdam and has a diploma in stage design and a master's degree in spatial strategies.

Nenad Popov is an interdisciplinary artist whose work is inspired by scientific concepts and methods.  He specialises in live performances and cinematic installations, many of which involve living organisms. He received his Master's degree from the Faculty of Arts Science at the Royal Conservatoire in The Hague, Netherlands. He has lived and worked in Berlin since 2013. He has shown his work at festivals such as Ars Electronica in Linz and STATE - Experience Science in Berlin.

During the residency, the artist developed simple mechanical devices that enable us to hear our environment in a non-human way. Similar to the numerous hearing organs in insect bodies, the audience will grow long antennae, their ears will be stretched dozens of metres, bodies will merge into swarms and thus plants and concrete will become audible. The event itself is organised as a soundwalk: The artist guides the audience through areas of the Sonnenberg that are interesting in terms of sound, with the sequence of locations forming a composition.