Dinspre is about the harshness and loneliness of these remote locations I’ve visited, it collects a bit of something which most people seem to be running away from at the end of the day.

The diversity of Tokyo’s sounds can make a string of connection about the Japanese noise culture.

The sound image of the rural surroundings of Letea.

In little poor but picturesque village between canals, the ancient forest and the sea – Letea, the animals are the main and most common inhabitants.

An ambient/soundscape piece containing field recordings from the whole trip to the Danube Delta and a nice subtle ambient melody.

Lush Dusk is an exploration of equanimity in the face of setbacks, disappointment and adversity.

"Terrans tend to feel they've got to get ahead, make progress. The people of Winter, who always live in the Year One, feel that progress is less important than presence." — Ursula Le Guin, The Left Hand of Darkness

Isolation people experience in a village this small is deafening, if you dare to listen.

The piece deals with an embodied dematerialization of a grid, a structure. Through a hypnotic process the listener is guided to embody the struggles of Ailanthus Altissima, The Tree of Heaven entangled in the fences of Bucharest and to exit this limitation mentally.

One of my favorite objectives in my short trip to Paris was to record the sound of TGVs. I was always fascinated by the idea of being a train-spotter and in my recording-visit to the Gare de l’Est, I had the chance to catch three TGVs and two “regular” trains that sounded and looked like TGVs… I recorded some of the train station’s ambiance, but mostly the trains. Have a good listening at precisely 12.55 pm!