Yesterday while I was processing this sound I saw a butterfly during a break from the experiments .. and it suggested the title for this wonderful soundscape.
made with korg modwave in ableton live.

Work in progress

The Drunken Flight of a Buttefly under a warm autumn sun © 2022 by Nadir is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

The Drunken Flight Of A Lullaby Under A Warm Autumn Sun

The Drunken Flight Of A Butterfly Under A Warm Autumn Sun

High And Deep

Marco Lucchi : synthesizer

my contribution to the current disquiet-junto challenge
https://disquiet.com/2023/01/26/disquiet-junto-project-0578-rabbit-spirit-ally/

27 gennaio 2023

ho sempre preferito lasciare ‘fluttuare’ le cose piuttosto che cercare di definirle e il cosiddetto ‘mondo fluttuante’ - ukiyo-e - o l’abitare ‘poeticamente’ sono i miei ambienti e il mio orizzonte .. mi rendo conto che se fosse dipeso da me - o da quelli come me - probabilmente il mondo sarebbe un po’ più 'indietro' - diciamo così - sul piano evolutivo, ma forse - forse - anche meno distruttivo o autodistruttivo, chissà .. buon anno del Coniglio 😊

ukiyo-e [disquiet0578]

naviarhaiku473 
sudden breeze
every strand of the spider’s web
in tune

Mark Miller is an award-winning poet and photographer who has published four books of poetry, the latest being Light and Counterlight (Ginninderra Press, 2020), a selection of his haiku from over 400 that have been published in international journals and anthologies. His haiku have been featured on buses and trains, on the walls of a public swimming pool, and on art installations in parks and malls. Mark lives in Shoalhaven Heads, Australia.

The spider's web (naviarhaiku473)

winter dawn
all forest paths
are mistakes

-- Yossarian

winter dawn (naviarhaiku474)

rock bottom—
river stones form
gentle waves

haiku by Luke Levi https://www.lukelevi.com/

picture by Nadine Marfurt https://unsplash.com/@nadine3

For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

arch folk

halF rocK [naviarhaiku475]

Music by https://soundcloud.com/vincent-eoppolo 
Sonopoetry and mixing by https://soundcloud.com/ilaria_boffa 
pic. Selvazzano Dentro 2016

Will the sun die?/Morirà il sole is a poem taken from my poetry book 'The Bliss of Hush and Wires/Periferie', Samuele Editore, 2016.

Will the Sun Die?
When will it die? This sun,
oblique.
It’s temperate in the neighbourhood, and not for long.
Immaterial the future of the insurgents
the ones who calm winter.
We don’t sleep, the collapse is near.
So virtual any step toward and outward the centre.
Neglected in the static village
dogs move unsettled, they smell the reversal.
Mowing grass in the fields will be pointless soon
as the aseptic film packs on the leaf and the brick.
Give us green clay to cover our skins, our hair.
Give us one more tomorrow.

Morirà il Sole?
Quando morirà? Questo sole
obliquo.
È mite il tempo nel quartiere e non per molto.
Immateriale il futuro di chi insorge
di coloro che calmano l’inverno.
Non dormiamo, il crollo è vicino.
Così virtuale ogni passo da e per il centro.
Dimenticati nel paese statico
i cani si muovono irrequieti, annusano l’inversione.
Falciare l’erba dei prati sarà presto inutile
come porre una pellicola asettica sulla foglia e il mattone.
Dateci argilla verde per coprire pelli, capelli.
Dateci ancora un domani.

Morirà Il Sole? (Vincent Eoppolo & Ilaria Boffa)

15Mar23

Some on the fly soundscape creation with minimal post track tidying up.

:D

Srium

Drone improvisation performed entirely on the Soma Labs Lyra-8 Organismic Synthesizer. Reverb courtesy of Korg NTS-1.

Phantom Oscillator - Drone Painting No. 04

Corrientes

naviarhaiku500 – morning solace
Seven days to make music in response to the assigned haiku: to participate visit www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

The spider's web (naviarhaiku473)

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