Description
Every day we eat, usually three times a day. Throughout the meal, our senses are stimulated, but the sense of hearing is frequently neglected.
This project starts with these small details: the sound of tableware. It creates a narrative environment from the interplay of material and sound. Through the interactions with the sounding tableware, a unique dining experience is created that encourages us to rethink our relationship to objects and our etiquette at the table.
"Phonatable" is a compound word that emphasises its narrative qualities. The adjective phonatable refers to a table with tableware that can be perceived as sound.
Supervised by Prof. Barbara Schmidt and Prof. Dr. Jörg Petruschat.
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