Soledad Andrade

She is a renowned figure whose work spans multiple facets of sound, exploring how listening shapes memory, place, and identity. Grounded in meticulous observation and a patient curiosity, she composes and curates sonic experiences that invite reflection rather than spectacle. Her practice blends field recordings, archival material, and intimate interview fragments to reveal the textures of everyday life, from bustling streets to quiet interiors. With a practice that privileges listening as a ethical act, she fosters collaborative spaces for artists and communities to engage with sound as a shared public language. Her contributions illuminate how sound can document, contest, and transform our surroundings.