Het Klankenbos sound forest

HET KLANKENBOS SOUND FOREST IN NEERPELT, BELGIUM

Het Klankenbos Sound Forest is an immersive art installation in Neerpelt, Belgium, consisting of 17 sound installations placed throughout a forest. It was initiated by Musica Impulse Center, Gemeente Pelt, and Provincial Domain Dommelhof and was first implemented in 2005. It is open and free to the public.

The map of Het Klankenbos. Photo credit: Het Klankenbos [2]

Springtime in a Small Town by Peter Bosch & Simone Simons. Photo credit: AHVENAS [1]

Oorsprong by Hans Van Koolwijk. Photo credit: AHVENAS [1]

Konversation by Erwin Stache. Photo credit: AHVENAS [1]

Houses of Sound by Pierre Berthet. Photo credit: AHVENAS [1]

Chaise Resonnanate by Tony di Napoli. Photo credit: AHVENAS [1]

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2005

CONTEXT

The Klankenbos Sound Forest is an art project that features 17 sound installations made with natural sounds, electronic music, and recorded voices. The installations are placed among the trees to create a surreal and immersive soundscape experience for visitors. Wooden artwork is also scattered throughout the park [1].

Present day

INTERVENTION STRATEGIES

The Klankenbos Sound Forest employs sound installations placed throughout the forest to create an immersive and dynamic soundscape that promotes exploration and engagement with the environment [2].

References

[1] Klankenbos Sound Forest. atlasobscura.com. Retrieved 13th March 2023, from https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/klankenbos-sound-forest

[2] KLANKENBOS. Retrieved 13th March 2023, from https://www.klankenbos.be/en

Entry submitted by: Xiaochao Chen