Artist and interdisciplinary explorer Liam Tobin works at the intersection of geography, sound, and the human nervous system. With a background in cartography and environmental conservation, Tobin’s practice is rooted in patterns found in fractals and the ecological rhythms of the natural world. Through meditative photography, sound composition, and visual collage, the work investigates how humans process and interpret soundscapes, and how music and frequency can act as tools for regulation, healing, and expanded awareness.
lctobin25@gmail.com
Drawing on research into neuroscience, contemplation, and acoustics, Tobin’s current work focuses on understanding how sound influences the brain and body, and how auditory environments can be translated into visual form. By mapping sound onto image, layering field recordings, musical structures, and geographic data, the practice asks how we might listen differently, see sound more clearly, and reconnect with the innate intelligence of natural patterns as a pathway toward healing.