Patricia Wolf, an ambient musician, captures the essence of the Pacific Northwest through field recordings of its diverse sounds, including birds, water, and wind. Her passion for nature led her to score the documentary Hrafnamynd, directed by Edward Pack Davee, which depicts his childhood experiences in Iceland. Wolf's incorporation of field recordings from Iceland ensures an authentic soundscape that resonates with local audiences. The documentary features family slides alongside themes of nature, particularly focusing on the intelligence of ravens and their significance in Indigenous cultures.
"When I was working on the sound for the film I brought recording equipment [to Iceland] knowing that Icelandic people would be watching Hrafnamynd."
The documentary chronicles the years Davee spent living in Iceland as a child, using slides from family archives to illustrate his experiences.
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