Fellow Spotlight: Pamela Z
Pamela Z is creating a sound and performance work incorporating the voices and sounds of people working in Berlin.
At the Academy, Pamela Z is creating a sound and performance work incorporating the voices and work-related sounds of people working in Berlin. As part of her composing process, she is talking to people in a wide range of fields, including the arts, cooking, factory work, journalism, retail, and education, about the work that they do and the sounds associated with their work.
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