Our focus in the field of performative architecture lies in our interest in the in-between spaces of a social construction. Instead of improving general understanding of the physical materiality of architecture, we have chosen the broader aspect of network space. We observe the functioning of great man-made systems that arrange space in a comprehensible, universal way. Focusing on the small parts that confirm the established structure allows us to comprehend its function in the overall picture. In December 2013, at Homlungen lighthouse in Norway, we decided to translate the location of a single lighthouse, far out in the ocean, into sound as it responded to the lonesome atmosphere of the lighthouse architecture that we were experiencing ourselves. In order to do this, we created improvised vocal sounds, with our bodies reacting to the visual appearance of the surrounding lighthouses, forming a system of nautical signals.
