Qatar-based sound artist says it's time to slow down and listen


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French sound artist Guillaume Rousere collects sounds in the nature north of the Qatari capital Doha. Photo: AFP

In a noisy, chaotic and fast-paced world, the Qatar-based sound artist Guillaume Rousere is on a mission: to get people to slow down and listen again.

Birdsong, insects chirping, the sound of wind brushing through tall grass or over sand dunes - all these form part of what the 44-year-old Frenchman calls his "sound art".

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