islands, by Lasse-Marc Riek

islands

by Lasse-Marc Riek

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	1.	shore - Schwarzer Busch, Poel, 16:00, 10/2006 02:47
	2.	beech-nut from common beech (Fagus silvatica) Schwarzer Busch , Poel, 16:30, 10/2006 01:59
	3.	beach grass (Ammophila arenaria) Gollwitz, Poel, 12:34, 10/2006 03:13
	4.	aberdeen angus Nebel, Amrum, 17:01, 08/2005 03:23
	5.	ducks (Anatidae: Ammophila arenaria/Anas platyrhynchos) Norddorf, Amrum, 13:34, 08/2005 04:04
	6.	flagpole (made of wood) Kniepsand (Beach), Amrum, 21:14, 08/2005 04:39
	7.	migratory birds Langenwerder, Poel, 19:05, 10/2006 06:00
	8.	coastal birds - Harbour at Wittdün, Amrum, 16:07, 08/2004 01:35
	9.	grasshoppers (Tettigonia veridissima) / pines in wind (Pinus sylvestris) Kniepsand (Dunes), Amrum, 21:32, 08/2005 02:53
	10.	cottonwood in wind (Populus alba) Gollwitz, Poel, 13:12, 10/2006 03:43

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Field recordings/topographic and conceptual phonography work includes animal and environmental recordings with a special focus on wind, wind modulation in landscape, trees, grass etc. by lasse-marc riek, 2005-2006

binaural mic (okm II)/minidisc-recorder sharp md mt 80
shotgun sennheiser mkh 416 p/marantz pmd 660

© lasse-marc riek 2007

photos: pages 1, 5, 6, 7, 8 © anne-berit schultz

design and layout by Martin Clarke.

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released January 1, 2007

The work of Lasse-Marc Riek (b.1975, Bad Segeberg, Germany) is an assemblage of the most diverse styles and techniques. His interdisciplinary productions are shaped by elements of the fine arts, environmentalism, performance, sound-art and conceptual art. These productions are situated in a tight relationship with one another. They complement and enrich one another — just like human beings, created by nature, find themselves in an ongoing process of change and are part of the eternal becoming and fading. In the domain of soundscapes Riek's focus rests on acoustic ecology and bio-acoustics by means of field recordings of both society and nature. His music, recorded with a
microphone, is brought about by coincidence and the immediate presence of nature, society and animals. In his quest for the archaic sound Riek collaborates with scientists, ecologists and musicians.

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