MAS(S) is a new Sound Art Project created by artists Tristan Shorr and Rae Champion (CONCRETE) in collaboration with Scottish artist Lomond Campbell, exploring migration, refugees, war and loss through the human voice.

A series of generative sound sculptures turn the audio testimonies of refugees into a multi-channel sound experience, culminating in a voice siren that will call out along the British coastline, allowing audiences to actively walk the siren call together, mapping our borders.

Co-commissioned an presented in Great Yarmouth in partnership with Yarmonics and Original Projects as part of the Platforma Festival (October 2025) produced by Counterpoints Arts.

CONCRETE are two artists that come together to create political and social art. Their works look to highlight, provoke and ignite conversation, providing ways for audiences and participants to interact and explore the common landscape individually and collectively, being held within sensory and sonic expansions.

MAS(S) is an acronym taken from the works orginal title Make A Stand. MAS(S) represents an uprising of people, voices, protests, and the power of song in the form of a choral mass. “The very form of sound itself can be disruptive since it can transgress borders, barricades and blockades.” Christopher Cox