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Get matched →Ihor Biloushchenko is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of art, cognitive science, and ecology. Trained in psycholinguistics (PhD), his practice investigates communication systems across human and non-human domains, with a particular focus on sound, perception, and environmental processes.
This project investigates rivers as dynamic communication systems. It explores how water encodes, transmits, and transforms information through movement, sound, and interaction with environmental and human infrastructures. The research focuses on the Danube as a site-specific case study. Through field recordings, observational mapping, and experimental translation processes, hydrological and acoustic data are reinterpreted into visual, sonic, and spatial forms.
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