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2018

Listening Underwater – Mooloolaba

Listening Underwater is an audio project featured at the Horizon Festival 2018 that uses GPS-triggered soundscapes to reveal over 100 aquatic acoustic environments along the Sunshine Coast. The sound walks highlight underwater ecosystems from locations worldwide, offering a non-invasive way to engage with changing aquatic habitats and the impacts of climate change.

Sound walk
2018

Listening Underwater – Cotton Tree

Listening Underwater at Horizon Festival 2018 features over 100 GPS-triggered aquatic soundscapes from global locations including the Great Barrier Reef and K’Gari, revealing underwater acoustic ecologies affected by environmental change. The evolving audio experience highlights subtle aquatic ecosystem shifts through hydrophone recordings and is accessible anytime during the festival with headphones.

Curated news 20 Jun, 2025

Sounds of Hong Kong — The Ocean, the Traffic, and the Buskers – MAEKAN

We recommend getting some headphones for this next part. Sit back, listen, and immerse yourself in these sounds of Hong Kong. Source: Sounds of Hong Kong — The Ocean, the Traffic, and the Buskers – MAEKAN

Sound walk
2021

The Ocean Explorer Trail

A ‘treasure hunt’ style interactive audio walk around Southampton’s Houndwell Park. Help find the clues and save the treasure from pirates.

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Walk 138

Salt Air City ForestA long walking day full of wonders, mostly within smell and view of the ocean, but the most beautiful part was a quiet path through the rainforest.Location: Vancouver, BCLength: 12 kmCompanions: TomDate: 18 November, 2023 [...]

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iPhone Residency Outcomes

I recently applied for the iPhone Residency (WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER). I didn’t get it, but my friend Will Kendrick did, and he invited me to take over the iPhone Residency’s Twitter account for the duration of his stay. Below is the transcript of my tweets, which I published in response to Will’s posts on […]

Trevor H. Smith
Trevor H. Smith
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Driftingspace: Writing and Sketchbooking Workshop

We delivered a workshop at Ocean Studios on critical writing and sketchbooking. This was a deep topography of the Royal William Yard and its environs.  It incorporated ideas for site-writing and landscape findings.  

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driftingspace

pedestrianate

This word has been around since the mid-1800s. Here it is in an 1864 issue of the journal Notes & Queries: “I have been pedestrianating through a corner of Oxfordshire.” Credits to Mark Peters.

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