Between 2015 and 2024, my practice has gradually shifted toward situated listening in all its forms — field recording, extended voice techniques, and their integration into solo and collaborative performance. This work is grounded in the ongoing creation and care of Biotope Lechnica, a permacultural garden and community center that has become a central site of my postartistic practice. It is a shared space for learning from the Earth: working with plants and soil, and attending closely to the transformations of energy that move through and around us.

For more than twenty-five years, my work has engaged extended voice techniques, improvisation — as documented through the Magic Carpathians Project — and field recording. More recently, I have begun moving into digital art, particularly in collaborative contexts. One such project is Breath Library,

Other projects:

Radio Aporee Projects (2014-ongoing) – since 2014 I’ve been contributing my field recordings to Radio Aporee, under two profiles. The older one uses a nickname nytuan.

Unwanted Listening (2024 and 2025) – interactive essay, shortlisted in the Social Good Category for 2025 New Media Writing Prize. It was also published in 2024 as a print version in Listening Anthology vol. 2 (Bureau of Listening), awarded with Bronze Medal in Best Book Design by Stiftung Buchkunst.

Breath Library / Biblioteka Oddechów (2021-ongoing) – a series of workshops, soundwalks, and a sound installation developed since 2021 in collaboration with Victoria Vesna and the UCLA Art|Sci Center + Lab, where I held an online artist residency that same year. The project was a part of Atmosphere of Sound: Sonic Art in Times of Climate Disruption within PST ART program designed in collaboration with Victoria Vesna and the team at the UCLA Art|Sci Center in Los Angeles, with two of my soundwalks included in the exhibition (September 2024 – May2025).

Pandemic Reflection Machine (2023) – generative combinatory video, in collaboration with Ian Hatcher (USA), Søren Bro Pold (Denmark), Scott Rettberg (USA/Norway) and Ashley Steele (Australia/UK). A project that has emerged out of a 2021 research project, Electronic Literature and Covid.

Transversal Ecotone (2021) – a composition for the Walking Festival of Sound in 2021

V[R]erse 10: Artemisianum (2020) – a VR composition with my poem and sound composition.