kat estacio - patawag sinag, pt II - performance for #kulintang and #electronics s

Emerging from the tidal estuaries of Pasig River with taga-ilog/Tagalog ancestry, soundmaker and researcher kat estacio has since flowed towards the Great Lakes and is now based in Tsí Tkaròn:to (Toronto). Anchoring kulintang, an Indigenous gong ensemble music tradition from Mindanao (Southern Philippines), as a site of divergence and retrieval, estacio is bridging archipelago narratives of percussive sound making and land-based tending from a diasporic perspective. This video is the second part of the Sound Travels Pride performance from June 6, 2026 at the NAISA North Media Arts Centre in South River. The first part consisted of The Elemental Trilogy by Barry Truax. The performance was presented by New Adventures in Sound Art. Music and Images - kat estacio Video production and Artistic Direction - Darren Copeland Event Host - Victoria Fenner Technical Assistance - Mary McDonald 🔊 New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) is a sound-based media arts organization near to Algonquin Park. NAISA presents sound sculptures, transmission art, electroacoustic music, videomusic, new art, and the art of sound, through performances, exhibitions, broadcasts, and 3 annual festivals: Sound Travels, Deep Wireless, and SOUNDplay. Operating since 2001, NAISA is partially funded by Ontario Arts Council, The Canada Council for the Arts, and The Department of Canadian Heritage. 💸 To make a contribution go to: https://naisa.ca/donate/ 👂 For more information visit: https://naisa.ca/ 📸   / naisanorth   🧑   / naisasoundart   🔊   / naisa   🐦 www.twitter.com/NAISASoundArt/ #explorealmaguin #OntarioTravel #Algonquin #Ideas #NAISA #NewAdventuresinSoundArt #creativepeopleonanotherlevel #artandculture #soundart #experimentalmusic #mediaart