This artistic PhD explores the sonic landscape of Western Thrace, a border region in northeastern Greece shaped by migration, military presence, ecological collapse, and minority histories. Using field recording, soundwalking, interviews, and radio, I examine how borders sound and how listening can become a form of knowledge and resistance.
Works from the research
- Synoriaka Echωtopia, lecture performance, SOMAPHON, 2026
- Aphonic Echotopia: Listening to the Greek Borderland, talk, CTM Festival, 2026
- Hydraulic Border Intervals, installation by Valerie Karpan, Tieranatomisches Theater, 2026
- Hydraulic Border Intervals – translocal listening session, Radio Kapitał, 2026
- Night Perspectives, durational night broadcasts, RADIO CASo, 2025
- Aphonic Echotopia, installation and lecture performance, FLUTEN, 2025
- Listening to Aphonic Borderscapes in Western Thrace, audio paper, Witnessing, 2025
