

Get a bevy, pour-it-in, drip drop, bladder pop
The location for things to happen at best
Is the room for rest
Hush, no rush, gently flush
Clean hands, before and after
Prepare for any sort of communication
Soothing to know about every body
The ease with how fluids pass
Much in the way that secrets do
At first, visitors of the location are not informed about the fact that microphones are being installed in the toilet (...) Some activities and collateral noises are audible, their sounds are directly transmitted to a speaker placed inside the gallery's ventilation system.
From there, people in front of the space, visitors as well as passengers, can listen to them. As the restroom is located in the back, the unaware "actors" were not directly visible and remained anonymous - unless they actually want to reveal themselves. Over the course of an evening, people start to realise where these familiar but strange noises derive from, become aware of the installation and thus, the stage. The work is in this stage an invitation to discover, perform and interact with each other by encouraging the audience to lose the fear of their most private noises and thoughts.
installation views at improper walls
Liquid Noise
Sarah Glück & Rafael Lippuner
Installation
Directional microphones, speaker
Variable dimensions
2019