Bog_Scape

Luke Casserly

Walk / Soundscape

Date: Thursday 17th September 2026, 1.00pm & 3.00pm

Meeting point : The Mick Lally Theatre

Tickets: FREE but prebooking is essential as spaces are limited.

FREE entry - All are welcome, no booking required 

A sonic perambulation exploring our changing relationship to the Irish peatlands.

Bog_Scape is a site-responsive audio work that weaves together interviews, field

recordings, and original composition to explore our changing relationship with the Irish peatlands. In this intimate soundscape, the bog is approached as a form of sonic architecture - an environment continually produced through the overlapping forces of ecology, labour, and human presence. The work considers how listening might become a democratic practice and how landscapes themselves can function as spaces of assembly.

Created in collaboration with two different peatland communities, the work creates a temporary sonic assembly in which different relationships to place are allowed to coexist. For Architecture at the Edge, audiences are invited to walk together while listening to the soundscape before gathering in conversation.

Project Credits

Created as part of the 2025 Artist in Residence programme for the Bog Bothy project, led by the Irish Architecture Foundation and 12th Field.

Bog_Scape

Luke Casserly

Walk / Soundscape

Date: Thursday 17th September 2026, 1.00pm & 3.00pm

Meeting point : The Mick Lally Theatre

Tickets: FREE but prebooking is essential as spaces are limited.

FREE entry - All are welcome, no booking required 

A sonic perambulation exploring our changing relationship to the Irish peatlands.

Bog_Scape is a site-responsive audio work that weaves together interviews, field

recordings, and original composition to explore our changing relationship with the Irish peatlands. In this intimate soundscape, the bog is approached as a form of sonic architecture - an environment continually produced through the overlapping forces of ecology, labour, and human presence. The work considers how listening might become a democratic practice and how landscapes themselves can function as spaces of assembly.

Created in collaboration with two different peatland communities, the work creates a temporary sonic assembly in which different relationships to place are allowed to coexist. For Architecture at the Edge, audiences are invited to walk together while listening to the soundscape before gathering in conversation.

Project Credits

Created as part of the 2025 Artist in Residence programme for the Bog Bothy project, led by the Irish Architecture Foundation and 12th Field.