weaving together anecdotes from different perspectives about winter storms in the Outer Hebrides with data sonification based on data from the Western Isles weather stations- representing climate change patterns for the time period 2020-2080

A Sandra Kennedy project initiated by teh Làn Thìde Climate Beacon  in collaboration with the MET office and Adaptation Scotland

Lifestyles and habits

Historical events

Weaving together anecdotes from different perspectives about winter storms in the Outer Hebrides with data sonification based on data from the Western Isles weather stations- representing climate change patterns for the time period 2020-2080. this piece focusses on livelihoods and work.

Livelihoods and work

This piece was made using poems written as a response to the first three "Tuil is Geil" soundpieces. The Golden Shovel technique was used to enable listeners to create poems from the "Tuil is Geil" stories.

Tuil is Geil - Poems from stories

This 8 minute sound piece tells the stories of the 8 minute crossing between Cremyll in Cornwall to Plymouth (Devon). Many people use this ferry to commute to and from work, and these are their stories. 
Produced by Laura Denning (https://lauradenning.com/) and Ines Rae (https://www.inesrae.com) for ActivateChat 
https://activatechat.chat-arch.org/

Image: Postcards from a commute, Rae 2011-2024

Slideshow with more images: https://vimeo.com/1028108550

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