Immersive audio is changing the way we think about modern well-being.
In his latest article for Sounding Future, Claudio Vittori, sound artist and producer, shares his perspective on why stereo is no longer enough and how spatial listening activates perception, memory, and emotions in new ways.
From years of ambisonic field recordings to immersive works like Transitio and Lingua Sylvae, he shows how sound can become both art and tool: creating presence, reducing stress, and opening collective rituals of listening.
Read the full article on Sounding Future and discover how immersive sound is shaping a new ecology of listening.
