Sonice Faza3a (2022) is a sound installation that merges sustainable technology with the mythological histories embedded in Sakiya’s landscape. Developed in response to restrictions that prevent Palestinians in Area C from fencing their gardens, the work reimagines protection through sound rather than enclosure. A network of sonic scarecrows emits shifting signals that deter wild boar during the growing season and later invite them back to help till the soil.
By replacing rigid boundaries with fluid, responsive signals, Sonic Faza3a proposes an ethics of commoning—one in which humans, animals, and land negotiate space through reciprocity rather than exclusion.
| Medium | Clay vessels, sound system, audio cables, transducers |
| Dimensions | Dimensions variable |
| Credit Line | IMMA Collection: Purchase, 2024 |
| Edition | Edition 1 + 1 AP |
| Item Number | IMMA.4576 |
| Copyright | For copyright information, please contact the IMMA Collections team: [email protected]. |
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