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At KLING KLANG KLONG, I turned sonic installations — works heard and felt more than seen — into stories that could resonate online. As content producer and social media manager, I built strategies, produced videos, and managed communication across Instagram, LinkedIn, and newsletters. The results spoke clearly: +551% impressions, +548% engagement, and cross-platform engagement rates ranging from +17.5% to +183%, far outperforming the cultural sector’s 1–3% average.
Sound scenography and media art are intangible — they live in physical space, shaped by acoustics, code, and presence. Online, they risk becoming invisible. The challenge was to make projects like Singing Soil — which transformed underground microbiology into sound — or Touch Me Not — a kinetic sculpture reacting to human presence — legible to audiences on digital platforms. The approach was sonic storytelling: framing each work in context, grounding it in meaning, and opening a doorway for audiences who might never experience the installations in person.
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A kinetic sound sculpture that makes audiences consider the act of observation. This immersive sound are installation identifies the direct impact of a person's presence on an entity or person.
If a visitor comes closer to the to the floating sculpture, and invades its privacy, the sculpture reacts and closes off and remains silent. The piece reflects on the nature of interaction within our environments, where the act of observation changes the observed. What you see is always a projection of your own interpretation and reflection of who you are.
This sculpture was exhibited in KHROMA Art Centre, Berlin (2023-2024)