Musician, field recordist, artist, filmmaker — the interdisciplinary work of Pablo Diserens is based on the attention, mainly through sound, to signs and presences of nature imperceptible to an anthropocentric society, and often vulnerable. By listening to these non-human life forms, the artist proposes new ways of relating to the world in which sound seeks to erase the differences between species.
Inviting Pablo Diserens as artist-in-residence at Espacio Vilaseco, responded to an intuition about the creative possibilities that the environment of Chantada and the Ribeira Sacra could offer to an artistic practice of this kind. Thus, over a period of two months, Diserens collected sonic and visual fragments of the discreet, at times inaudible, local non-human life, which they then manipulated and fused with the anthropogenic sounds of the region’s dams. As a result, a landscape of natural and technological realities materialized, celebrating the interdependence of all living beings while hinting at the impact of human endeavors.