World Listening Day with Sound Artist Anne Marie Deacy, The Wilderland Project, at Wild Nephin National Park, Ireland

World Listening Day with Sound Artist Anne Marie Deacy, The Wilderland Project, at Wild Nephin National Park, Ireland

World Listening Day with Sound Artist Anne Marie Deacy, The Wilderland Project, at Wild Nephin National Park, Ireland.

Wild Nephin National Park is located on the western seaboard in northwest Mayo, Ireland.

This area is a haven for nature to thrive and covers a vast 15,000 hectares of unspoilt wilderness, dominated by the Nephin Beg mountain range.

Begining on July 18th for World Listening Day join sound artist Anne Marie Deacy for a two hour sonic glimpse into this wonderfully diverse habitat, through a live streamed deep listening into Wild Nephin Park from 12pm to 2pm

To listen please log on to the link in the location above or access by going to https://locusonus.org/soundmap/

This leads to the locus Sonus live stream map of the world, click on the microphone based on the west of Ireland called Fuaimeanna Wild Nephin and join us for two hours of deep listening celebrating the Wilderland Project and World Listening Day 2024.

Anne Marie Deacy is a commissioned artist on the Wilderland public art & community ecology project in Mayo. This project aims to raise awareness for biodiversity and foster support for Wild Nephin National Park – Páirc Náisiúnta Néifinne Fiáine and its conversion plan to restore Nephin Forest and create a wilderness sanctuary for biodiversity and habitat preservation, through a two-year programme of embedded research, public art, engagement, creative community workshops which will culminate in site-responsive artworks.

Wilderland is led by artist Elaine Harrington, supported by The National Parks and Wildlife Services, Mayo County Council Arts Service and funded by Creative Ireland’s Climate Action Fund.

Locus Sonus Stream Project is a network of open microphones that stream the captured audio environment live from locations spread around the globe .

They provide the technology and support for this project and the microphones are maintained by a network of sound artists. Over the last ten years this project has developed from a single remote microphone, to become a worldwide pooled resource used by numerous artists and enjoyed by countless listeners.