Foraging Episode 2.01. Gosie Vervloessem on A forest that answers back

A forest that answers back: in the first episode of Season 2, Gosie Vervloessem sits down with sound artist Nele Möller and photographer Tim Theo Deceuninck. Nele works with field recordings, live audio streaming, listening, and mimicry – through long-term relationships with specific landscapes, including the Thuringian Forest. Tim makes images with botanical tinctures and low-tech “land cameras” built from the environments they portray. Together, they talk about resonance, making with non-human life, and foraging as a practice of attention. Chapters (00:00:03) - Foraging: The Environmental Humanities Podcast(00:01:30) - Foragers Expo 2019(00:02:17) - Tim Teo: A Time Traveler's photographic garden(00:05:29) - Tim Teo's Practice is an Ecology of Listening(00:07:09) - Exploring the swamp of Brussels(00:11:04) - The Place of Photography(00:16:53) - INTERACTIVE AUDIO STATUE(00:23:22) - Photography and Foraging the Environment(00:30:54) - Photography and Field Recording(00:36:31) - The role of locality in music(00:38:01) - Democracy and the German Forest(00:46:52) - Photography's Surprising Agents(00:49:15) - Questions of Activation and Consent(00:51:15) - The Honorary Harvest Principles(00:57:13) - Slow and Deep Listening(01:01:30) - Pollin Oliveros' Deep Listening Exercise(01:04:18) - Touch Bare Soil(01:07:38) - Foragers Engagement: Beyond the Human