As an audio visual piece, the main thing I really love about this is the minimal nature of TRINGA – both in terms of the audio and visual, with the edit matching the sounds precision precisely showing an almost symbiotic interconnectedness between the audio of the Common Greenshank Bird and the lichen. I particularly appreciate this again for its simplicity and the film like nature of the piece and the way it shows what it wants to show very openly.
Exploring and Restoring the Secret Life of Ponds – UCL Culture & Ponderful
I really love the textured nature of the soundscape recordings paired with the recitation of the poetry – it almost feels like an audio essay in many ways revealing sounds unheard, and textures that would go unnoticed in a persons day to day. The repetitive, looping nature of the soundscape immerses the listener in the serene yet haunting ambiance of Norfolk’s landscapes.