The Making of Atmospheric Memory | Manchester International Festival |

See Rafael Lozano Hemmer tell us more about Atmospheric Memory.
A breathtaking immersive art environment, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Atmospheric Memory scours the sky for the voices of our past. Inspired by computing pioneer Charles Babbage’s 180-year-old proposal that the air is a ‘vast library’ holding every word ever spoken, Atmospheric Memory asks: was Babbage right? Can we rewind the movement of the air to recreate long-lost voices? And if so, whose would we want to hear? 
This is the digital hub for Atmospheric Memory, premiering this summer (6-21 July) at Manchester’s Science and Industry Museum as part of Manchester International Festival 2019. On this site, you’ll discover the themes, ideas and inspirations behind the work, practical information about your visit, details on FutureEverything special events and the Education Programme for the project.
atmosphericmemory.com

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Atmospheric memory - I have a query. Is it memorising the past spoken sound through digital aids or