on australian shores: listening to birds, insects and molluscs, by Pablo Diserens

on australian shores: listening to birds, insects and molluscs

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1.	morning by the river 13:41	buy track
2.	bellbirds of wapengo lake 08:16	buy track
3.	periwinkles 06:30	buy track
4.	following ravens 06:08	buy track
5.	ibis nest 05:27	buy track
6.	dusk drone 05:51	buy track

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••• This release comes with a PDF file that contains field notes and analogue photographs related to each recordings. •••

on australian shores: listening to birds, insects and molluscs is a gathering of field recordings, notes and analogue photographs taken by Pablo Diserens during a short trip along the Australian southeast coast in November 2019. By putting the attention on the various voices of the local fauna, this release pays homage to the wildlife that perished during the Australian bushfire crisis in 2019 and 2020. The combination of sounds, images and texts creates a detailed documentation of the artist’s experience and reflections in situ that infuses the recordings with physical, temporal and political contexts.

All proceeds will go towards the wildlife emergency response fund of Humane Society International that are currently helping the Australian animals affected by the fires.

All field recordings, notes and analogue photographs by Pablo Diserens.

Pablo Diserens is a field recordist, acoustic ecologist and artist based in Berlin. They engage with several sites, contexts and acoustic signatures with a certain physical and listening state to refine the quality of their presence and attention towards what is already there, and then reframe it to create new spaces and sceneries for the audience to explore.

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released February 7, 2020

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