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Welcome to Flowcast, the podcast dedicated to the project Flow. Each episode explores the work of one of our artists, we chat with them for 10 minutes, and then we listen to their music. artmusicscience.substack.com

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Canis Arboris - Tukan (opens the original)

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    Paweł is a musician and sound artist based in Southampton, UK, who records and performs under the name Canis Arboris. His practice moves between electro-acoustic composition, field recording, and a quiet attentiveness to the way places, objects, and time leave traces in sound. For Flow, he worked on Segment 11 of the River Lech — the stretch passing through Füssen, where the river crosses from Austria into Germany and leaves the mountains behind. Füssen is known to most visitors for Neuschwanste

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Daina Dieva - Rupuma - D (opens the original)

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    In this episode we’re talking with Daina Dieva, an artist and anthropologist working between sound, video, performance, and ethnographic fieldwork. Her PhD research, conducted at the University of Tartu, took her to the Roya Valley, on the French-Italian border, in the aftermath of Storm Alex, the storm that tore through the region in 2020. She arrived the following summer, when the debris had mostly been cleared but the damage, in every other sense, was still unfolding. She had planned to keep

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Michael Northam - AUFPASSEN! (opens the original)

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    Michael Northam is an American sound artist based in Chino Valley, Arizona, who has been exploring sound-as-art across more than 30 countries for the past 30 years. He describes his practice as “composting sounds” — re-framing surroundings through a combination of natural sound phenomena, synthesis, and found objects to create location-based work that slows down time and listens deeper to what he calls the mysterious otherness lurking under our collective noses. His website is Orogenetics, a wor

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Rocio Colonizt - Confluencia lejana (opens the original)

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    Rocío Colonizt is a sound designer and field recordist based in General Roca, in the province of Río Negro, Argentina. She holds a degree in Sound Engineering and a Bachelor’s in Audiovisual Arts, and works primarily in sound design for film, video art, and video games — alongside a practice in field recording and soundscape composition. She grew up ten kilometres from the Río Negro, the river that gives both her province and her city their name. It is a place she returns to throughout the year,

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Jorge Martínez Valderrama - Cuando el Cauce Recuerda (opens the original)

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    Jorge Martínez Valderrama is a Mexican composer and sound artist based in Mexico City. His background is in classical composition, string quartets, chamber ensembles, the discipline of writing for live instruments, but he has moved steadily toward acousmatic work, where fixed media and field recording become the primary material. For Jorge, a recording is never a neutral act. Where to point a microphone, when to press record, what to do with the sound afterwards… these are always conscious choic

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