How can a landscape have a
voice?
Voice Landscapes
Cultivating attention to the relationships that bring places into being
Why "Voice Landscapes"?
A landscape is often understood as something we see.
A voice is often understood as something we hear.
Voice Landscapes invites us to expand both.
Landscapes are not simply visual scenery but living constellations of relationships.
Voices are not simply speech but the diverse forms of expression through which humans and more-than-human beings participate in the emergence of place.
Voice Landscapes is an invitation to attend to those relationships.
How do we learn with places?
Learning begins by entering into relationship with the places we inhabit.
What becomes possible when we expand our idea of voice beyond the human?
Interspecies Landscapes
Public attunement
Learning is complete only when it returns to the relationships from which it emerged.
Returning knowledge to the world through exhibitions, encounters, and living archives that cultivate new relationships.