Falling

It is a 48-minute sound piece, a soundscape created from three existing tracks: Walking & Falling (1982), by Laurie Anderson; Falling (2011), by Meredith Monk; and Falling, Catching (2010), by Agnes Obel. The three pieces refer to the fact of falling, a movement that our bodies constantly experience, due to the gravitational force, barely perceptible or conscious in everyday life. Walking is a permanent fall to get up. To be heard, a kind of prolonged fall is imposed on the listener, he has to lie down, which requires a change in body posture. In the exhibition you will hear a part proportional to the space it occupies, which is 12 minutes and 35 seconds. Falling in a physical and conceptual way is a work that travels the vertical and horizontal axes.