Sounds of Silence by Gordon Hampton

In our busy life, we often forget to stop listening to the wonderful sounds our fathers hear every day. In our lives, the sound of cars is constantly being heard, or the noise of airplanes is ringing in other noises. In the video package "Silent Voices", Gordon Hampton encourages people to experience nature and all their wonderful sounds. But Hampton said that even if he wanted silence of the square inch, he could not remove the voice of developed countries. The package begins by shooting the state of the city quickly and in detail.

Gordon Hampton, who may know more about silence than anyone else, roughly defines silence as an artificial noise. As a writer and self-name "acoustic ecologist" Hendon has studied and recorded "silence" over the past 30 years (I heard some of his best works here). He argues that (gently, quietly) our world is polluted by artificial noise and is dominated by vision. He suggested that we are not for silence, but to separate themselves for listening. This is a pleasure when doing this

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