A filmed and sound work response (including contact mics and hydrophones) to a residency spent as part of the Interface Inagh Woodlands Symposium in Connemara, Ireland. The Woodland Symposium is a collaborative project which facilitates artists in making an artistic response to ecological activism by engaging in a slow-art response to the changing ecology of the site of Interface in Connemara.

This yearly symposium has been established to reflect on the planned restoration of Sitka Spruce to native woodland. The intention of the project is to initiate a slow-art response with longevity, which will evolve with the slowly changing ecology of the site. The group of artists will return year on year, with artists dipping in and out over the years.