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The audio titled "Andrea Bermeo's Anthropophony Construction" begins with a low hum, setting the tone of a busy construction site. The sounds of materials being arranged and prepared for construction ring clearly in the foreground, creating an atmosphere of organised chaos. Shortly after, the distinct sound of drilling punctuates the air, its rhythmic, high-pitched whirring echoing around the site. The drilling is interspersed with a series of bangs, each one resonating powerfully, suggesting the ongoing work of hammering nails into wood or metal. As the audio progresses, the sounds of construction become more intense. The continuous thumping of hammers, the persistent drilling and the occasional clanging of metal on metal are indicative of the industrious nature of the scene. The audio paints a vivid picture of a bustling construction site, filled with the cacophony of human-created sounds, or anthropophony. Each sound, from the initial arranging of materials to the
