(THREE2)

A sonic exploration of the everyday through John Cage and Pauline Oliveros

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This project offers an immersive listening experience based on Three2 by John Cage and Papericity by Pauline Oliveros. Performers use only household objects (pots, glasses, brushes, radios) and, in the case of Papericity, paper itself becomes the main instrument of improvisation.

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Each micro-concert is unique. The musicians do not synchronize, but instead follow individual timelines, allowing spontaneous sound textures to emerge in response to space, audience, and presence. Paper crumples, rustles, tears... transforming everyday gestures into sound material and questioning the boundary between noise, silence, and music.

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Designed for museums, performance venues, and educational settings, this adaptable format invites us to reconsider what instruments are, how music is made, and the role of listening in shaping our shared sonic reality.