"Seeds" a project by Nino Errera & Robert Lippok
Nino Errera and Robert Lippok met for the first time in 2012 to work on Ludovico Einaudi’s The Elements concert. The project was a tribute to Einaudi’s mentor, Luciano Berio and premiered at
Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome.
In 2014 they developed the project The Persistence of Memory for the Ethnological Museum Berlin
using instrument of the collection.
During a residency in Chocó / Pacific Coast, Colombia in 2015 Robert Lippok investigated the near by rainforest. He collected several objects such as branches and leaves as sources of sound. Later in the year Errera and Lippok produced the music for the video installation Atrato by the Colombian Artist Fernando Aries in collaboration with SINFONÍA TRÓPICO an initiative that raises awareness about the loss of biodiversity and the risks of deforestation and climate change. Since than Errera and Lippok where more interested in those topics.
Using they unique way of combining percussion and electronics, "Seeds" they latest project, goes deeper into the field of nature, rhythm and harmonies exploring the sonic relationships between nature and sound.