Seed Sounds: Somatic Listening and Land Song

Seed Sounds is a three-hour immersive experience exploring the living language of the landscape through somatic listening, voice and collaborative mark-making.

What if every tree and plant carried its own seed sound waiting to be heard?

Through practices of deep listening, participants discover the unique sound and rhythm of a plant, translating it into a simple visual gesture before weaving individual voices into a collective soundscape and collaborative artwork.

Rather than observing the living world from the outside, Seed Sounds invites participants to experience themselves as part of an ongoing conversation with place.

No artistic or musical experience is needed, only curiosity and a willingness to listen. All materials are provided.

This event is part-funded through a Nature Festival regional micro-grant, generously supported by RAA and the Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board.