Index
This index offers an overview of the different ways one can search the Torn Tracks collection.
More information about each view can be found on their respective pages.
The index is also where website updates are announced and new additions or changes are highlighted.
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The ways
Sketch Maps: The tracks form a network of sketch maps of places explored and paths walked.
Currently contains works from a site-sensitive project at Enerhaugen and the 6 site-sensitive audio works Huizing made for Vestlandsutstillingen 2019.
Chronology: The tracks are sorted chronologically, on the date that they were finished.
Field Guide: The tracks are sorted in the form of a field guide: all the different versions of a track are grouped together.
Locations: The tracks are sorted based on where they were made and finished.
Pitch: The tracks are sorted on their average pitch.
FEATURED TRACKS: Torn Tracks #21-24: Disobedient Buildings
For the exhibition Disobedient Buildings at gallery Van Etten, Huizing has developed a series of site specific sound pieces at Enerhaugen.
Over the course of 2021, they've explored the Enerhaugen neighborhood both through their own research and taking the multidisciplinary, anthropological research 'Disobedient Buildings' as a starting point.
Disobedient Buildings is a multi-sited research project about housing, welfare and wellbeing based at the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the University of Oxford. Enerhaugen is one of its research sites and with the participants' consent, Huizing has gotten acces to a selection of research materials as a starting point for this sound project.
The project has resulted in a series of sound works: Torn Tracks #21-24: Disobedient Buildings, which are accompanied by a booklet.
Link to the Disobedient Buildings research
Link to gallery Van Etten
Notes
The site is being developed further to be more responsive to different browsers and screen sizes. It currently works best in the Chrome webbrowser.