Published by Sonic Acts, an interdisciplinary arts organisation based in Amsterdam, Ecoes shifts readers away from the anthropocentric norm and shows the non-human as more than just a resource to be exploited. This issue focuses on water, and its stories take turns to problematise the stuff that comes out of our taps, encouraging readers to slow down and think again about something that most of us probably take for granted.
In this issue:
- A close look at ice, asking what melting means in the climate crisis
- How bleached coral is being rehabilitated by playing the sounds of healthy coral
- Considering the sky at the world’s first cloud bar
- Listening and sound recording within the harbours of cities
- And thinking about the acient history of the water in your body
