During March and until mid-April 2019, Binaural Nodar hosted Ana Rodríguez and the Mapa Sonoro de Uruguay (Sound Map of Uruguay) to develop some work and share joint experiences on themes connecting both rural territories.
Specifically, Ana Rodríguez (interviews and sound recordings) and Liliana Silva (photographic records) carried out fieldwork in the villages of Várzea de Calde and Cabrum, focused mainly on local uses of plants. These records will soon become part of the Binaural Nodar Digital Archive and the Várzea de Calde Memory Archive, and will also be presented to the public and local communities in the form of a sound and photographic exhibition.
This residency is part of the Viseu Rural 2.0 project, co-financed by the Viseu Culture programme of the Viseu Municipality, the Creative Europe programme (Tramontana Network) and the Directorate-General for the Arts.
