Sound Art Installation Unveiled at Waterloo Tube Station
Turner Prize nominee Rory Pilgrim's innovative artwork features lyrics co-created with incarcerated individuals.
A Unique Auditory Experience
A compelling sound artwork has been launched at London's bustling Waterloo Underground station, offering commuters a moment of reflection amidst the daily rush. The piece, created by the acclaimed artist Rory Pilgrim, incorporates thought-provoking lyrics and soundscapes.
Collaboration with Incarcerated Voices
One of the most striking aspects of Pilgrim's work is the inclusion of lyrics part-written by prisoners. This collaboration adds a layer of depth and social commentary to the installation, giving voice to often-marginalized perspectives.
Disused Jubilee Line Platform as Sound Stage
Part of the artwork was recorded on a disused Jubilee line platform, creating an eerie and atmospheric backdrop for the soundscape. The unique acoustics of the abandoned space contribute to the immersive experience for listeners.
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About the Artist
Rory Pilgrim is a Turner Prize-nominated artist known for their socially engaged and thought-provoking works that often explore themes of community, resilience, and social justice.
Source
This article is based on reporting by BBC News and Harry Low.
