Hi! My name is Pamela and I’m an interdisciplinary artist & composer based in Texas.
I create experimental art shows that explore nature, science, and ancestral ties through immersive digital media experiences at unique, site-specific locations across San Antonio, Texas 📍
I wanted to invite you to my new series called The Listener’s Gallery where I explore these topics with some of my favorite artists from across the country and showcase their innovative work for the San Antonio creative community.
Our latest iteration of The Listener’s Gallery is called Feeling Tone because viewers become participants, dissolving the boundary between interaction and observation, and engaging in the shifting landscapes of sound, sensation, and connection. It’s happening all month (May 2025) at Mercury Project.
So when is the best time to visit Mercury Project and see the FEELING TONE exhibit? 👀
Closing Night Performance – May 31, 2025
🎧 UNIT OPERATIONS – Closing Performance (Ticketed Event)
End the Feeling Tone exhibition with two immersive, one-of-a-kind performances (7:00pm & 9:00pm)
UNIT OPERATIONS: This movement-based, interactive performance challenges the relationship between aural and visual experiences, allowing the audience to curate their own auditory journeys w/ artist Daniel Jackson.
DANIEL JACKSON: A digital media artist working at the intersection of technology and interactivity. His performance work, including Unit Operations, bends traditional storytelling into infinite loops and interactive pathways, exploring human perception.
🗓️ Date: Saturday, May 31, 2025
🕖 Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📍 Mercury Project Contemporary Art Space
538 Roosevelt Ave, San Antonio, TX
🎟️ Free, but RSVP is required – space and HEADPHONES are limited.
What to Expect:
Two live performances of Unit Operations by Daniel Jackson
Audience wears headphones—every experience is personal and immersive
Your final chance to experience the full Feeling Tone exhibition
A closing celebration with artists and guests
Don’t miss this intimate and unforgettable finale to Feeling Tone.
The Listener’s Gallery: Feeling Tone
Seven Artists, One Month, and an Unforgettable Sound Experiences. Explore connection through code, sculpture, and ritualistic performances
San Antonio, TX | May 2–31, 2025
ABOUT THE SHOW
📍 Mercury Project, 538 Roosevelt Ave. San Antonio, TX
🗓️ May 2 – May 31
🕰️ Events May 2, 24, 27, & 31
What can I expect to see at Feeling Tone?
Feeling Tone delves into the intersections of sound, technology, and human experience, featuring a diverse lineup of artists who blend digital coding, sound sculptures, and interactive installations to create an environment of sonic exploration. The exhibition invites participants to engage with the interplay of virtual and physical connections in the digital age, reflecting on our relationships with sound, technology, and each other.
The title Feeling Tone borrows from mindfulness practices, referring to the subtle yet immediate qualities of an experience—pleasant, unpleasant, or neutral—that arise through our senses or thoughts. Through immersive works, visitors are invited to deepen their awareness of these fleeting sensations and explore the transformative power of sound.
