Cities And Memory

"I was struck by the phrase in the description of the field recording—human and more-than-human—which is a philosophical concept at the core of my artistic work. I saw this coincidence as a sign of fate, and, in complex and sometimes contradictory ways, I feel deeply connected to Venice. "We exist within complex soundscapes where the boundary between human and non-human is more fluid than we often perceive. My project explores this relationship through sound, recording and transforming the acoustic environment of urban and tourist spaces to reveal the interactions between voices, architecture, natural elements, and machines. "I begin with the idea that places are not merely backdrops for human activity but sonic ecosystems in which materials, atmospheric phenomena, and non-human presences play an active role. "Human voices are fragmented into textures, the sound of water becomes a rhythmic pulse, architectural surfaces reveal hidden resonances. This process is not merely a sonic manipulation but an attempt