Category: Primal Harmony

Primal Harmony explores the often-perceived separation between human existence and the natural world—a divide that has led to a romanticized view of nature in society. This production aims to dissolve that boundary by becoming an integral part of the forest, minimizing disruption to its primal state and moving through the environment as one with the surroundings. In this context, the sounds of brass instruments and other human activities are not external impositions but rather extensions of the forest itself. The work seeks to explore space, create imagery in harmony with the environment, and provide sensory stimuli through sound and movement—while intentionally leaving room for audience interpretation. The sonic palette includes contemporary wind-playing techniques such as air sounds, slapping, and extended effects, in collaboration with fellow artists and the natural landscape.