Lemures

Lemures are Giovanni Lami and Enrico Coniglio, musicians working in electroacoustic composition, field recordings and noise research, combining attitudes of each field. “...since Man is part of the nature, since his personal and social life are still a natural phenomenon — like a flower’s growth or life in ant’s or bee’s societies — there’s not any reasons why, shifting from a flower to the human being, from a beaver’s village to a modern city, we must leave the method serves us so good till that moment, trying to find another into metaphysic’s arsenal” (Pëtr Kropotkin, 1913). Landscape’s identity is made by so called “invariants” that could be geological, environmental, historical, architectural, etc., but landscape is a living thing, it’s dynamic not static, so it could be better speaking about “variants”, things that change, because the landscape is made by transformation processes that came by interactions between natural and anthropic actions. Lemures melts, crushes, pushes, or throws away only field recordings, processed or not.