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## Topic
In my thesis I refer to the binaries and gender structures that characterize the voice. I want break these barriers and show the cabability of voice, exploring that with people in the physical space but also online. I build up a connection/a communication channel/ a space with these people through small performative actions. I will introduce gradually the concept of the mediation of the voice and its abilities to amplify one's presence in different platforms. I will introduce thechnologies and ways to mediate the voice. I will test which one wrks best for them (web streaming, recording and publish it online? ). Engaging with the people through listening the surroundings,...Mainstream media and public space in cities serves the amplification of the voice of the powerful that dominates over others. This is based on strong power realations. These exclusions are expressed in those binaries (private/public,...). Bodies restricted to express, voice is an important part of this expression. But has also gone beyond the primary orality. How to explore this second orality?
I borrow practices from the examples I explore, that also follow my methods. Site-specificity, listening, participation, less medium, temporality,
## Intention
I want to make space for these things to unravel
Possibilities of amplification (through distortions, creating spaces, listening, streaming, amplifying? practices explored in my thesis) Draw parallels with the examples mentioned in the thesis and my work right now
“What kinds of collective practices do voices – especially women speaking aloud – make possible?’ directly to your own current or planned work?