The La Orejona Records’ Sharing Station invites visitors to make hand-made 5” vinyl records and cassette tapes with audio recorded during the membrane’s improvisation sessions at the sculpture, La Orejona, installed in the garden. Devised as a way to share resonant moments of making-together, the La Orejona Records’ Sharing Station is a space for shared actions of making, archiving, replicating, reproducing, offering, listening, and dialoguing. Curious visitors are welcome to sit and make at the small and cosy fabrication studio. The vinyl and cassettes produced double as an archive of the artwork and as special editions and gifts for participants. While making the physical copies, participants will share tea or wine with L'Huillier and are invited to engage in dialogue and with questions and ideas related to vibrational imagination, pulsating temporalities, more-than-human ensembles, collective improvisation and listening as emergence.

All materials needed for making vinyl and cassettes are provided and no previous experience is required. Come say hi, make, listen, and share.