Earlier version, Monday 21 September
Philip Gröning presents "Sounds of Loss" in Petersdom
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Philip Gröning presented an audio installation titled "Sounds of Loss" in the atrium of St. Peter's Basilica on September 21 to mark the UN International Day of Peace. The installation by the German filmmaker featured 1,096 individually recorded sounds transmitted at irregular intervals over a 49-hour period. Each sound represented a person killed in conflict.
Cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça described the project as a call to responsibility.
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Earlier version, Monday 21 September
Philip Gröning presents "Sounds of Loss" in Petersdom
Earlier version, Sunday 20 September
St Peter's Basilica presents 'Sounds of Loss' installation
Earlier version, Sunday 20 September
Vatican presents 'Sounds of Loss' on International Day of Peace
Earlier version, Saturday 19 September
Filmmaker presents 'Sounds of Loss' at St Peter's Basilica
Earlier version, Saturday 19 September
Vatican presents 1,096 sounds for peace
Earlier version, Saturday 19 September
Vatican presents 'Sounds of Loss' at St Peter's Basilica
Earlier version, Saturday 19 September
Philip Gröning presents audio installation at St Peter’s Basilica
Earlier version, Saturday 19 September
Philip Gröning presents 'Sounds of Loss' at St Peter's Basilica
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