Mãe D’Água Lisboa
September 25, 2013 – Mãe D’Água (Lisboa, PT)
The Mãe D’Água (translated “Mother of the Water”) was built in 1746 to provide the city with drinking water. Currently, the reservoir is a water museum and is often used for art exhibitions.
The performance combined horn, on-site field recordings and live electronics amplified through four PA speakers surrounding the audience.
Credits
Performance by Jen Reimer + Max Stein
Curated by Sound Development City
Photos by Nik Panique