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The Cabinet of Waves, a central installation in the exhibition Wavematters, stands on a light-blue wheeled base in an exhibition space. The large open wooden cabinet contains numerous compartments and glass-fronted shelves displaying objects collected as part of the research for Wavematters, including headphones, a mannequin head wearing headphones and an eye covering, packaging for technical devices, fabrics, reflective materials and other everyday objects. Several illuminated light bulbs and a white container are placed on top of the cabinet. Photographs, texts and drawings from the exhibition are displayed on the walls around it. Two people are visible walking through the exhibition space in the background. The Cabinet of Waves brings together objects that explore different experiences and forms of waves in urban environments.
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Wavematters. Attending to the Spectral. Bodies, Cities, Devices

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Waves matter. They light our streets at night, carry our voices, grow our food, send our text messages. Waves mess with bodies, with cities, with devices — their effects are vague, difficult to put into words, and hard to trace. Between physics and politics, they do not only attend to the spectrum. They are also spectral.
This exhibition explores how waves come to matter.

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