hear:here draws from the traditions of soundwalking and GPS audio art, but dissolves the distinction between artist and audience. There is no single composer. The work is a platform for collective sonic inscription — a participatory layer of urban sound design, open to anyone moving through. Where the headphone has characteristically privatized our experience of the city, enclosing each listener in a personal soundtrack, hear:here proposes a reversal: a hybrid space in which physical movement and networked contribution jointly constitute the experience of place.
Open the app, put in headphones, walk. As you move through the space, sounds recorded by other participants emerge from the spots where they were captured — spatialized, place-bound, shifting as you move closer or further away. Switch to soundmaking mode to record your own sounds and shape them with effects; they are placed on the map where you stand, and will be heard by whoever passes through after you.

The platform was launched with a sound walk in Špilberk Park, Brno, in May 2026, and later presented at the Expozice nové hudby festival (10/2026).
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