Gustavo Valdivia, Tomás Tello, Daniel Llermaly, Donato Bermúdez
"...The crunches of massive ice blocks, minute ice crystals breaking, the splashes of water running from the glacier’s base –which vary from a few drops to several cubic meters- winding their way through gaps between rocks and frozen soil, and their reverberations within different sections of the Quelccaya; contest the images of a passive, fluid and malleable nature. They remark, instead, its excess, indifference, and destructive power. By forcing us to experience sound as a continuum of history -instead of an ephemeral and recent event that may only perdure in our memory or any other recording device-, these adjacent and overlapping sonic forms, without a doubt, are narrating the histories of climate change."

made the music for https://lauramichet.itch.io/planetfriend

recorded train sounds for https://plusultra.itch.io/slaughtertrain

I am a researcher from Charles University in Prague, interested in animal behaviour and communication(e.g. http://yellowhammers.net) and ecology of invasive species.

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