Canis Arboris - Tukan
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Canis Arboris - Tukan
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Paweł is a musician and sound artist based in Southampton, UK, who records and performs under the name Canis Arboris. His practice moves between electro-acoustic composition, field recording, and a quiet attentiveness to the way places, objects, and time leave traces in sound.
For Flow, he worked on Segment 11 of the River Lech — the stretch passing through Füssen, where the river crosses from Austria into Germany and leaves the mountains behind. Füssen is known to most visitors for Neuschwanstein castle, visible on the hillside above the town. What fewer people know is that it is also home to a centuries-old tradition of violin making — the Geigenbauer, craftsmen who have been shaping wood into instruments in this town since the Renaissance, when Füssen was one of the most important centres of lutherie in Europe.
But Paweł’s connection to this segment of the river predates the project entirely. In our short interview, followed by his music, he will explain how, and why his piece is called Tukan.
Flow is a project by Dr Martina Cecchetto, with the scientific contribution of Dr Florian Betz and the artistic curation of Riccardo Fumagalli, in collaboration with Cities & Memory, the University of Padua (Italy), and the University of Würzburg (Germany).
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