Crater Glow. Still burning beneath.

A tremor is an involuntary, rhythmic, oscillating movement: it arrives uninvited, gets under your skin and shakes whatever stands in its way.

Venetian-born, Brussels-based electroacoustic composer Giulia Vismara treats sound as a living organism that creates space and transforms everything it encounters, and listening as a form of excavation. In her concert she explores and spatialises moving textures that bring to the surface the vibrations hidden beneath every sound: the shiver before the shake, the quake before the question.

If RedSkyFalls translates tremors into sound, Vismara reverses the equation: sound becomes a seismograph, revealing hidden resonances within us and around us.

What vibrates when nothing seems to move?