From the Guardian: “In one of the most remote corners of the Amazon jungle, a journalist and an indigenous defender disappear without a trace. Missing in the Amazon – our new six-part investigative podcast series uncovers what happened to Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira. Told for the first time by the people closest to them.” Sound design and mix, with Simon Panyani
Don't Panic!
From Pushkin Industries, with music and sound design by Pascal Wyse and Chris Branch:
”A celebration of the startling wit and unexpected wisdom of the legendary science fiction author, featuring readings of Douglas Adams’s work, rare archival audio, plus interviews with his most famous friends and fans reflecting on the late author’s legacy.” More information via Pushkin.
Framerate in Bristol
Music and sound design, Pascal Wyse: “FRAMERATE: Pulse of the Earth bears witness to the landscape of our changing world. Spread across multiple screens and taking over the whole gallery space, step into this haunting and meditative immersive artwork by award-winning UK artists ScanLAB Projects.
”This is the second exhibition at Undershed – the new gallery at Watershed that shows the best immersive and interactive artwork from across the globe.
“Alongside their exhibition, ScanLABs Projects are hosting a series of hands-on 3D scanning workshops on Mon 19 and Wed 21 May in the Pervasive Media Studio called Seeing in a Different Dimension.”
Webby Nomination for Cautionary Tales
Daytrip – Liminal Gallery, Margate
“ Liminal Gallery is delighted to present Day Trip, an immersive exhibition by artist Barnaby Barford and composer and sound artist Pascal Wyse. This sensory exploration of Margate — a town of contrasts, where raw nature collides with the artificial glow of amusement arcades — draws on the long-standing British tradition of seaside day trips, where sea air, bright lights, and sensory overload blur together.”