Landscape of Hybrid Resonances proposes a listening environment in which the boundaries between the natural and the electronic become intentionally blurred. Rather than representing a specific place, the title refers to a perceptual landscape—an imaginary sonic territory that gradually emerges and transforms throughout the listening experience. The work is built from materials of diverse origins, including water sounds, stones, birds, electronic textures, drones, and highly gestural sonic processes. These materials are not presented as isolated objects, nor do they seek to preserve the identi...