Cadernos de Campo are sound pieces created with children about the Landscape and the Natural World.
Made during a school year with two classes from two primary schools in Lagos and Loulé, these pieces – created by Mónica Samões and José Pelicano with the sound artist and musician Marco Maril – are a poetic and acoustic drift where the children themselves are the landscape, and where their multidimensional and free perception of the world meets the ancestral knowledge of rural booklets, the technical knowledge of science books, folk tales and impressionistic perceptions of the landscape of writers, poets and geographers, and also with names of lands and places, birds and plants, winds and seas.
A polyphonic and infinite narration structure where words become a listening place of the landscape.