Under the guidance of Barbara Holub and Paul Rajakovics of transparadiso, Ana-Marija Vasicek, Jan Phillip Ley and I developed a temporary intervention in Aspern Seestadt: a pre-planned, aggressively marketed and technologically advanced urban development, the largest construction site in Europe at the time.

Moving through the site, we were exposed to a very particular, intense noisescape.

We captured some of these sounds before they dissolved in time and space without a trace, and organized objects found on site into an interactive sound installation utilizing Arduino. It provided the possibility of controlling, playing with and organizing the ever-surrounding noise fragments into new unique and fleeting sound compositions. The installation was exhibited together with other students’ and artists’ projects in the frame of The Second World Non-Congress of the Missing Things.