Experience a sound journey that allows you to experience mumok as an acoustic and architectural space of resonance.

Sounds & Visions is a performative sound journey that allows visitors to experience mumok as an acoustic and architectural resonance space. The building’s lava basalt façade serves as the world’s largest lithophone and is played live by Umberto Gollini feat. Jimmy Zurek. Their performance activates the façade as a sonic threshold between public urban space and the museum.
Building on this, sound and voice interventions by Oliver Hangl unfold inside the building—such as recorded Eurovision song lyrics in the elevators. Visitors move through the building by walking, waiting, and lingering, experiencing sound as a continuous interplay between architecture, movement, and performance.
The journey ends in the ground-floor cinema, which serves as a temporary space for collection and concentration. There, a curated film and video program from the mumok collection is shown.