A Real-time quadraphonic sound installationEvery creature is enclosed within its own sensory bubble, perceiving but a tiny sliver of an immense world.After presenting the sound installation Umwelt, Daniel Meir intents to use its materials as the basis for A music composition and present it as a real-time sound installation. The composition include and triggers into elctronic textures: ultrasonic recordings of insect-eating bats, some of which are endangered species, that live in caves and abandoned bunkers along the Israeli-Lebanese and Israeli-Jordanian borders; slow-motion recordings of life in swamps and winter pools; and the drumming of wasps in a nest built around a contact microphone.For a moment, one can imagine a non-human audial perspective.