2029: una pieza sonora de sonic fiction en el contexto postpandemia en Lima, Perú

Lucía Beaumont

doi:10.55443/artilugio.n8.2022.38504

Authors

Lucía Beaumont Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55443/artilugio.n8.2022.38504

Keywords:

Sonic Fiction, Science Fiction, Future, Sound Art

Abstract

After two years of pandemic, our relationship with our surroundings and technology has changed. Our routines have changed and, therefore, our perception and imaginaries also. How we imagine our new normality and the future that lies ahead is modified as well. The sound composition is named 2029 and consists of presenting a fiction based on daily sounds from my surroundings, from my subjectivity and perception, and manipulated to create a narrative about a new possibility of the future. It’s about a science fiction sound project that aspires to do a reflection about the actual context in the country and this uncomfortable sensation of uncertainty that we are going through as a society.

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Author Biography

Lucía Beaumont, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

Artista sonora. Licenciada en Arte por la Facultad de Arte y Diseño de la PUCP, Lima. Ha sido merecedora del Premio de la Crítica, Primer puesto al proyecto de fin de carrera de la especialidad de Pintura, Facultad de Arte y Diseño, PUCP (2020), Premio “Winternitz” de la Facultad de Arte y Diseño de la PUCP a la excelencia académica (2019-2020), y del Fondo extraordinario de apoyo a la investigación de estudiantes de la PUCP (2020). Web: https://luciabeaumont.com/

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