Watertongue is a site-specific performance that explores the profound relationship between the voice and the environment, resonating with the "ecological memory" of a mutable landscape. Through mimetic singing, water sounds, ritual gestures and narration, the voice harmonises with the surrounding environment, moving between the presence and absence of water, evoking the sounds of animals such as birds, frogs, insects and other migratory wild voices.

Supported by Initiative Neue Musik



Photographic/Video Documentation by Johanna Elsen