Soft Sound – Textiles as electroacoustic transducers

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Created by EJTECH (Esteban de la Torre and Judit Eszter Kárpáti), 'Soft Sound' is practice-led research that combines textiles with sound to explore possibilities for encountering, enhancing and exploring multi-sensory experiences.

The project explores the relationship between textile and sound, focusing on the idea of using textile as an audio emitting surface. Creating soft speakers and embedding it onto fabric in order to emanate sonic vibrations, not only will we perceive audio through hearing, but due to the pulsating nature of sound, the host textile will reverberate as well, throbbing, allowing us to perceive sound through touch.

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