I am an acoustic ecologist and field recording artist living in the City of Wrocลaw. My mission is to point out the increasing noise pollution in acoustic sensitive areas and to archive changes in sonic environments. Over the past decade I have been exploring the quietest and the most remote wilderness and underground locations in Poland trying to capture their primal sound ambiences. I care just as much about the acoustic heritage of Polish folklore and traditions, which are fading into oblivion as globalization progresses. I’ve established the Polish Soundscapes initiative, within which I record and analyze the relationship between biophony, geophony and anthropophony of my homeland’s acoustic environment.
MISSION
CONSERVE ACOUSTIC HERITAGE
Listen -> Learn -> Love
ACOUSTIC ECOLOGY
Soundscape components
Biophony
Biophony is the collective sound produced by all living organisms that reside in a particular biome.
Geophony
Geophony refers to the sounds of natural forces, such as water, wind, and thunder, occurring in wild, relatively undisturbed habitats.
Antropophony
Antropophony represents human generated sound from either humans, themselves, or the electro-mechanical technologies they employ.
