Weaving local field recordings, environmental studies, sound art, community story gathering, channeled sound, and informed by Filipino ancestral practices, Zaneta’s work explores the role of sound in the somatic and personal experience of ecological belonging.
Zaneta’s work has been presented in spaces such as the Brooklyn Museum, Los Angeles Natural History Museum, and at the Climate Imaginarium on Governor’s Island. Their past projects Sacred Seasons (2020) and Where Land Meets Sky: Geophonic Transmissions for the Body (2022), were awarded the Brooklyn Arts Council grants.
