Presented with sound artist Alex De Little, 'Spatial Listening' was a playful, one-day sonic intervention of the architecture of Goldsmiths CCA, a former bathhouse water tank, exploring echo and resonance as a relational form. This collective exercise invited questioning of how by moving away from the eye, one can tune into each other and our surroundings with our alternative perceptions. It began with a participatory installation, where spatial equipment was employed to pick up real-time sounds from the audience and the ambient environment to render amplified vibrations. It was followed by an interactive listening and sounding exercise involving bodily and percussive interactions, along with a drone performance collaborating with vocalist Harry Burgess to further sculpt the space with reverberation.