Resonant Structures: assembling, archives, sound and objects

How can we listen to a building and the stories, voices, and histories it holds? What kind of voice does it speak with, and what kind of acoustic space can it create for today’s listening public?
Resonant Structures invites visitors to explore Radio Mozambique as a significant social, cultural, and political structure in colonial and post-independent Mozambique. The exhibition is co-developed with artist Ângela Ferreira, whose sculptural intervention distils architectural elements from Radio Mozambique’s building locate on Rua da Rádio.
Engaging with the concept of ‘the voice that remains,’ Resonant Structures offers an expanded listening to Radio Mozambique, foregrounding the station as both an archive and a resonant body that holds cultural, political, and creative legacies.