FESTIVAL IZIS
INSTALLATION

The Pluviophone, an acoustic rain monitoring station, designed as a large-scale resonator, monitors precipitation as both scientific device and sonic instrument. Contact microphones and glass resonators capture the acoustic imprints of raindrops, allowing intensity, time scale, and drop-size distribution to be studied through sound. Beyond generating data, the installation transforms these signals into evolving soundscapes, making these environmental phenomena tangible as an acoustic experience.

CREDITS
Sound: Mauricio Valdés San Emeterio
Many thanks to: Ana Markežič
Production: Jan Christian Schulz & Mauricio Valdés San Emeterio, 2025
Co-production: The project was co-produced by Jan Christian Schulz & Mauricio Valdes San Emeterio and V2_ Lab for the Unstable Media & PiNA as part of Summer Sessions art and technology residencies.