Forgotten Songs, Art installation in Australia
Forgotten Songs commemorates the songs of fifty bird species once heard in central Sydney.
Created in 2009, the installation engages with themes of loss and absence.
It serves as an aural reminder of the impact of urbanization on native avifauna.
Located in the City of Sydney, it's accessible to the public throughout the year.
The artwork changes its soundscape from day to night, reflecting the natural calls of different bird species.
Location: City of Sydney
Inception: 2009
Material: birdcage
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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