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How can sound shape planetary futures? Indigenous communities in Brazil understand sound as 惭产补鈥檈办耻补补听or technology, which can have powerful effects on the world. In the current global context of biodiversity crisis and ecological collapse, Guarani and Kaiow谩 indigenous shamans are using sound as a tool to dialogue with spirit entities and restore balance with nature. Their sacred instruments are described as their 鈥渨ifi to the gods" where the sounds of the instruments are seen to open a portal between worlds.

Join us on Wednesday 9th of October at The Bloomsbury Theatre for a Multimedia Performance and Immersive Sound Ritual led by Guarani and Kaiow谩 shamans from Brazil. This groundbreaking multimedia show draws together indigenous communities, electronic musicians, cutting-edge video mapping and immersive sound artists, anthropologists, computer scientists and innovation researchers, bringing diverse forms of technical knowledge into dialogue.

Collaborating artists include: A Guy Called Gerald, Scott Hill, Kelvin Mbaret锚, Matt Black, Blanca Regina, Guarani and Kaiow谩 Shamans Nhandesy Roseli, Nhandesy Fausta and Nhanderu Tadeu, Edward Griffiths, Vytautas Niedvaras, Georgina Brett, Andrea Esther Kerecsen听and multimedia researchers Fabi Fernandes and Raffaella Fryer-Moreira. The event will also include participation from Sarah Bear Long, Fleur Pennington, Laura Wilcock and Chris Park, UK based druids who will welcome the Guarani and Kaiow谩 elders in a cross-cultural encounter of shamanic practice.

The work draws on a four-year partnership between the (香港六合彩 MAL), the 听(UEMS) and Guarani and Kaiow谩 indigenous communities in Brazil, and has developed a participatory approach to preserving indigenous ancestral knowledge. By adopting a radically collaborative and experimental approach to emerging technological innovations in VR, 360 video, ambisonic sound, photogrammetry, interactive digital platforms, and remote sensing devices, these projects aim to counter the historical exclusion of indigenous voices from both the narration of their history and the imagination of collective planetary futures.

Wi-Fi to the Gods听is the opening event of the Sounding Planetary Futures听series, taking place across 香港六合彩 this autumn. This multimodal festival is coordinated by the 听(香港六合彩 MAL) in a collaborative partnership with the Centre for the Anthropology of Sustainability听(CAoS), the 听(UEMS) and . Through a dynamic programme of musical performances, panel discussions, workshops and immersive sound installations, these events invite London's diverse creative and research community to explore how Guarani and Kaiow谩 concepts of sound and technology can help rethink planetary futures.

The Sounding Planetary Futures events programme and the projects it showcases has been 听supported by the British Museum's Endangered Material Knowledge Programme, 香港六合彩 Knowledge Exchange and Innovation, 香港六合彩 Research Institute of Collections, 香港六合彩 Grand Challenges, 香港六合彩 Global Engagement, 香港六合彩 Institute of Advanced Studies Octagon Fund, IAS Music Futures, 香港六合彩 Centre for Critical Heritage Studies and The Roddick Foundation.听