Paisaiak ("Landscapes" in Basque language) is a experimental music project of audiovisual pieces that encapsulate natural or man-made landscapes with an emphasis on original sound and musical creations inspired by the filmed environments and their contexts (enviromental, historical, social...). It is also an experiment that aims to highlight those aspects of a landscape that are not visible to the naked eye: the small components that make it distinctive, the sounds and discourses that make it up, and the new musical, auditory or visual creations that can be derived from them. It also has a strong improvisational component, based on concepts or ideas that can materialise in different ways when the project is presented live. This improvisational component is closely linked to the reality that landscapes themselves present to us in real life: made up of specific elements that come to life in different ways depending on the season, the time of day, accidental events, chance or the eye that perceives them. The main tools for this new approach to these scenarios will be the voice of nature itself, the sounds that compose it, and the human voice, albeit distorted or accompanied by the technology that makes us perceive our surroundings in an infinite number of ways. In the end, the aim is to encapsulate a small conversation between the landscape and the human being, who is, after all, just another component of the landscape itself.