Experience hosted by Marike Splint
200 ACRES is an immersive and site-specific soundwalk through the PSU campus and the arboretum about how we shape the nature around us, and how nature shapes us. An invitation to see the extraordinary in the mundane. To experience the soundwalk, you download a custom-built app and bring your own mobile device and headphones. The experience starts in front of the Eisenhower Auditorium. From there, the app will guide you through known and lesser-known paths, shedding a new perspective on familiar places. Your location and movements will conjure the sound and text you are hearing. Layered with disarming metaphors, historical details, and ... Show More
Audience Role
Walker.
Content Advisories
App download required
Headphones required
Smartphone required
All ages
Interaction Advisories
No physical contact with performers
Mobility Advisories
Dress for the outdoors
Extended standing
Walking
Wear comfortable shoes
Event is wheelchair accessible.
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Marike Splint
Hosting immersive events on EI since July, 2024
Marike Splint is a Dutch French-Tunisian theatre maker based in Los Angeles on Tongva/Kizh land, specializing in creating work in public space that explores the relationship between people, places and identity. She has created performances in sites ranging from a bus driving through the streets of a city, to wide open meadows, taxicabs, train stations, beach piers, arboretums, subways and the virtual map of Google Earth. Presenters and commissioners of her original work include La Jolla Playhouse, Center Theater Group, UCLA Center for the Art of Performance, Center for the Performing Arts at Penn State, Skirball Cultural Center LA, Metro Art ... Show More