Perhaps as never before, we are now aware of how we are all connected to each other, through the air that we breathe. 

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A meditation on complexity and simplicity.

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A meditation on the process of leaf fall. 

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We live in a society of hyper-consumerism. This is what it sounds like. And what it might sound like in the future, if we were able to transform it somehow. 

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An exploration of the meaning and significance of deep time. 

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Listen to the sound of artificial life-forms, forming virtual communities. Can you tell them apart from real-world ecosystems?

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The mysterious sounds of underwater life, here recorded in a chalk river in southern England. 

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During the pandemic of 2020, a wave of silence passed around the world, as people stopped travelling in cars and planes, and factories lay quiet. As a result, many people became much more aware of the sounds of nature. Here the wave of silence is traced through recordings of the dawn chorus, made each day throughout the early summer. 

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The Dorset Cursus is one of the largest Neolithic monuments in Europe, stretching 10 km over chalk uplands, and connecting together the springs of several rivers. It appears to have been the site of funerary rituals and processions, deep in prehistory. Here a journey along the Cursus is evoked, travelling across the landscape then down into the underworld. 

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The frequency and intensity of storms is increasing because of climate change. Why do they sound so threatening? And how might we transform them into something more benign?

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