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"Verena Paravel: Cosmofonia" – An Immersive Audiovisual Exhibition Exploring Earth's Unheard Voices

This unique film project by Verena Paravel explores Earth's unheard sounds from animal and plant perspectives.

"Cosmofonia" by Verena Paravel introduces a novel genre of documentary filmmaking, immersing visitors in the world from the perspective of animals and plants. This sensory exhibition delves into the planet's inaudible sounds, from infrasonic vibrations to seismic noises and interspecies communication. It highlights acoustic evidence of ecological change and survival, fostering a profound new awareness of our natural world through cutting-edge audiovisual technology.

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Exhibition summary

Cosmofonia is an immersive, sensory film project by artist Verena Paravel, proposing a new documentary genre filmed from the perspective of animals and plants. It explores the inaudible sounds of the planet, including interspecies communication and acoustic traces of ecological change.

Curatorial context

Cosmofonia, an immersive and sensory film project by French anthropologist, filmmaker, and artist Verena Paravel, introduces a novel genre of documentary filmmaking that captures the world from the perspective of animals, plants, and their immediate environments. The exhibition delves into the planet's inaudible sounds and voices, encompassing infrasonic vibrations, seismic noises, communication between species, and the acoustic evidence of ecological collapse and survival. These sounds, many of which are novel even to scientific circles, are brought to the forefront for visitors to experience for the first time. Paravel's work, driven by an interest in "seeing with the ears" and enabled by cutting-edge audio-visual technology, aims to cultivate a profound new awareness and perception of the natural world.

Admission and ticket notes

Visitors can select tickets for various categories including regular, reduced (students, seniors, youth), and special passes like the mumok Annual Pass and Bundesmuseen Card. More information on tickets and opening hours is available via a dedicated link. The listed prices are 0.00€, suggesting potential free entry or details to be confirmed via the provided links for specific dates or ticket types.

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Venue
mumok
Current status
Upcoming
Exhibition schedule
From Dec 5, 2026
Artist line / attribution
Verena Paravel is a French anthropologist, filmmaker, and artist. The exhibition is curated by Fatima Hellberg, Lukas Flygare, and Naoko Kaltschmidt.
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