On Saturday, 18 December at 16:00, you are welcome to meet the well-known sound artist Aivar Tõnso at his first solo exhibition. The author opens up the world of spatial sound to the audience – what is spatial sound and how a three-dimensional sound work is born. The artist introduces her work and talks about what is important to him in the creative process and in his work in general.

Aivar Tõnso is a musician, sound artist and curator of cross-disciplinary cultural events. As a musician, he is best known for his electronic music projects Hypnosaurus, Kulgurid and Kismabande. As a curator, his most important projects so far are the Good New Sound Festival and the record label Ulmeplaadid. At the moment, Aivar Tõnso has focused on curating the Üle Heli festival, and on a creative level, he has been The creation of site-specific spatial sound installations has become more and more interesting during the 1990s. He has studied the topic of surround sound through the Üle Heli festival, self-created projects, as well as master’s studies focused on sound art at the Estonian Academy of Arts

Come to the event only if you feel that you are completely healthy. Be prepared to present a vaccination passport or a certificate of recovery. Keep a reasonable distance from other visitors in the exhibition hall. Wear a mask! Hand sanitiser is available as soon as you step through the door.

Due to road works in front of the house, we ask you to park your car in the parking lot of Rapla Selver. The house can be accessed from the pedestrian crossing. Rapla County Contemporary Art Center, Tallinna mnt. 3b, Rapla (Espak House)