Imagine music that emerges from the unlikeliest of sources—mushrooms and moss. CG artist Anton Bessonov and creative director Denis Baranov have conceptualized Sound of Nature, a visionary project turning organic materials into musical instruments.

The series features modular instruments forged from elements of nature. Mushroom caps serve as percussion surfaces, while panels of moss act as drum machines. Each component transforms into a unique sound portal.

In this speculative setup, water mimics a theremin’s fluid sounds, wildflowers initiate sampled notes, and minerals replace traditional synthesizer keys, forming an orchestra born from Earth’s textures.

Each module pairs the raw essence of nature with sleek design elements—frosted acrylic, brushed metal hardware, glowing LEDs, and meticulous cable layouts. It’s a deliberate fusion of soft organic matter with modern tech.

Currently, these images remain a concept. Still, they stir the imagination, sparking a desire to experience this harmonious blend of the natural and the technological.
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Source: mossandfog.com
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