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Extinct Animal Calls Installation by Björk and Aleph

Björk and Aleph's sound installation uses AI to recreate extinct animal calls, raising awareness about environmental issues.

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Where and when will the sound installation be presented?: The installation will be presented at the Pompidou Centre in Paris from November 20th to December 9th, as part of the forum "Biodiversity: Which culture for which future?"
Which organizations were involved in supporting the project?: IRCAM, a sound research institute, supported the project, highlighting the collaboration between art, technology, and environmental advocacy.
Describe the technical aspects of creating the sound installation.: The 3-minute 40-second piece uses AI software to recreate the sounds of extinct animals and blends them with Björk's spoken word vocals, creating an immersive sonic experience.
What is Björk's history of involvement with environmental causes?: Björk has a history of using her platform to raise awareness about environmental issues, previously collaborating on songs promoting environmental protection in Iceland.
What is the main focus of Björk and Aleph's new sound installation?: Björk and Aleph's sound installation, 'Natural Manifesto,' recreates the sounds of extinct animals using AI, merging them with spoken word vocals. The piece aims to evoke the raw vitality of endangered creatures and serves as a reminder of their presence.

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