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Sonica: Plants Can Dance - Brian d’Souza
Tramway25 Albert Drive
Until 4 Oct
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Part of Sonica Glasgow 2026 Installation, open: Wednesdays to Fridays 12pm to 5pm* Saturdays 12pm to 6pm* Sundays 12pm to 5pm ( Closed Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 Sep) * Also open 6 - 6.30pm on Fri 26 Sep/ Sat 3 Oct Sound artist Brian d’Souza is also known by his DJ alias Auntie Flo. His new project Plants Can Dance uses biosonification – the transformation of signals gleaned from living organisms into sound – to turn plants and fungi into co-composers of ambient music, expressed through modular synths. Responding to environmental changes, from the rays of the sun to being watered, the plants generate a twinkling, slowly modulating soundtrack. Take time, slow down, become a point of stillness as the plants twirl and spin around you. ACCESS - this is a free installation, open daily during Tramway's opening hours. Highly Visual- No/ Little Text Image - Still from Plants Can Dance, courtesy of the artist
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