"Noises are the sounds we have learned to ignore." - R. Murray Schafer

tempo tem pó comprises experiments with stones, people, air, the sound of stones, the sound of people with stones. There's no mystical unearthing of sound lying there. The sound wasn't there before, nor will it remain. If music deals with time and sound deals with the landscape, here we are halfway.
There's no scientifically evolved labor in the quest for these sounds. It's simply about tearing things apart so that others can emerge. Mediation between machines, people, and life is necessary to hear and listen. As we're incapable of listening without being protagonists - these stones are meant for us to be both matter and material at the same time. Through the machine, we listen to what we no longer know how to hear. Stone is torn so that our ears may be torn.

presentations
Évora - Pó de Vir a Ser - 27|11|2023
Castelo Branco - FESTIVAL SINGULAR - 16|12|1023 a 08|01|2024