Nat Evans is a composer and interdisciplinary artist whose practice includes site-specific events and installations, chamber music, scores for dance and film, conceptual works based in ecology and social practice, and meditations on everyday life. He’s also a sustainable farmer.

In this chat, Nat talks about his film and how he drew connections between climate change, family history, the pandemic, and death.

To learn more about Nat’s film and accompanying postcard by Maria Maea, go here. To see his film, become a Middle Ear Project member and access our full film catalogue.

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Show Notes

• See the trailer for Nat's film

• More about Nat

• Listen to My Old Friend Death as an album

• See a portion of Nat's Flyover Country

• Learn more about Lori Goldston (cello)

• Learn more about Will Hayes (guitar)

• See the visual art by Janelle Iglesias paired with this film