Tim Wolf is a musician and photographer who describes his work as liquid terrains. He performs on several traditional non-Western acoustic instruments, including the donso ngoni (Bambara hunters’ harp), several types of thumb pianos, khaen (Thai mouth organ), and berimbau, as well as keyboard, harmonica and voice. Currently, he is exploring live, improvised solo pieces that exploit digital processing and looping to create multi-layered soundscapes, sustained and grooving. He is a member of the New London Drone Orchestra and in 2020 produced the group’s first full length recording, “Isolation/Collaboration”. He has also been recently collaborating again with Hip Hop artists to create new work in the studio. Tim studied saxophone with Marion Brown, Hindustani music with Amiya Dasgupta, performance with Laurie Anderson, and has pursued various disciplines of improvisation as both a musician and dancer. While a student at the CalArts (California Institute of the Arts) he collaborated with a wide range of then-emerging artists, choreographers, filmakers, musicians and composers, notably Arthur Jarvinen. Tim was a featured composer/performer in the 1983 Connecticut Composers Festival. He was a member of several music groups including The Hibachi Brothers Barbecue Big Band, People of Goodwill, Camara, and Terrain. He has recorded and performed with Don Cherry, Adam Rudolph, Tony Vacca and many others in the creative music arena. http://www.liquidterrain.com/