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Kate Carr London, UK
“Probably the most significant field recordist of contemporary urban Britain…” - The
Quietus.
Kate Carr’s practice explores the textures and technologies of field recording using movement, objects and experimental recording techniques. She creates intimate, delicate and hybrid soundworlds which emphasise interactions and shared experiences within them.
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