Birds on overheard wires in Kyoto, reimagined by Richard Gadd. "I liked hearing the city noises beneath the birds and remembered that the collective noun 'murmuration' (of starlings). "So I attempted to create, using only the original sound file and one other, the energetic flow of a city with its inhabitants and traffic interacting with each other. "Cities are contradictory places in which we can hide or be seen or alone in a crowd, so as a counterpoint to the 'city' noise I have a man, a beggar or a monk or on his way to work, singing to himself." Part of the Future Cities project - find out more at https://www.citiesandmemory.com/future-cities
