“Listening to the past in to sites of (non)memory” Mazur – art walk

The past, in the literal sense, of course, cannot be heard (unless it concerns recorded sounds, which in turn is limited to the last 100 years), because sound is by its nature dispersed. Nevertheless, listening to places of memory is an experience that can bring extremely important fruits in the process of learning and discovering the past by introducing a non-descriptive/textual and non-visual component, stimulating the fullness of the cogniser’s perceptual apparatus. We invite you to listen to the a place of the past during an art walk with Dr. Rafał Mazur – a philosopher, musician and writer.