A soundwalk around Peel Park in Little Hulton made by the local SEND children. The walk was debuted at the Spirit of Little Hulton festival.

What happens when we stop looking at the city and start listening to it?

The Great Elm Remembers, Gibbons in The Garden, and Ribosome Retune form an interconnected sound walk through Boston Common and the Public Garden, weaving together memory, ecology, and molecular biology.

A soundwalk at dusk in River Park, tuning into the layered soundscape, natural, built, and historical, through shared listening and geofón vibration play. A practice of presence in public parks.

A soundwalk along the Garbet at Aulus-les-Bains. From downstream to upstream… and back.

A surprising work of immersive theater that time-synchronizes two participants as they travel across MASS MoCA’s expansive galleries and campus. Show-issued equipment tether you wirelessly to one another in this 85-minute, deeply-connective piece.

A humourfull guided tour through the city centre of Dutch town Dronten, in a provence famous for it's tulips. The tour is an artwork by itself and uses a temporary tulip-art exhibition tell historical, cultural and botanical stories, with music.

A Spoken Word collection which forms a walking tour of central Oxford, offering a glimpse behind the facade of a city whose name is synonymous with global elitism. Tours are available guided by the artist himself, or online via free maps and YouTube.

Composed by Divya Maus and performed by 8 singers of the L.A. Choral Lab, RAIN CYCLE is a meditation on the rainy season in Southern California in 4 choral movements and 51 distinct environmental sound "bubbles" produced by human voices.

This geolocated soundwalk was commissioned by the 13th edition of the MOMENTUM biennale by the festival. It is an investigation and celebration of sound and an exploration of the relations between the natural and cultural worlds of Moss, Norway.

Dig up the deep historical roots, hear the quirky tales, and wander through headstones, markers, monuments and tombs of Key West's most notable characters.

Inspired by composer Divya Maus' relationship to the Rocky Mountains as first an immigrant from Germany, a local, and then a returning visitor, ASCENT is a classical music experience installed in Boulder Colorado's Scott Carpenter Park that radically increases the accessibility of traditional choral concerts.