Walking in transitional, interstitial spaces where Water and Earth meet is special. From walking-with and sensing the presence of rock and water bodies, on the banks of Lake Prespa (Greece) or the River Maas (Holland), it emerges to feel Water as home and relational peace quality, which inspires humans to create. To co-create and find forms for joint walking, artistic work, and ecosomatic practice, as ways of storytelling with Earth & Water.

Drawing on an old local folk-tale that contains remnants of ritual, Libations was a 30-day project involving listening to the land and multi-species others, walking, and pouring a libation of water as an offering each day.

What does the city sound like in extreme heat? This is an 8 minute and 49 second composite recording documenting the experience of walking in 100 (often 110 degree plus) temperatures in Phoenix, Arizona.

John Cage's 1959 score, consisting of of a list of properties, a floor plan showing the placements of instruments and objects, three pages with a timeline (one minute each) with descriptions and pictographic notations of occurrence of events, and a list of notes "regarding some of the actions to be made in the order of occurrence.”

"Freight, 1893" is a one-hour sound walk featuring local voices reading a historic list of freight carried on the Liverpool to Leeds canal, accompanied by a soundscape recorded on a barge journey between Goole and Leeds. The project animates industrial-era canal freight records with regional pronunciations, offering an immersive experience that highlights the heritage of Britain’s early industrial transport routes.

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.

Amidst the African landscape, three Maasai women adorned in vibrant beadwork elegantly carry water vessels, embodying tradition, endurance, and ancestral stories under the vast sky.

The post describes a return visit to a walking area featuring new signage and gravel, with early spring flowers including jasmine and daffodils. It also details a sound walk recording ambient sounds such as birds, frogs, walking on different surfaces, and nearby road noise.