We explore the interconnections between human health and the health of our planet and use creative practice as a way of interrogating the systems and behaviours that perpetuate health inequalities and dominant narratives.

Our current work investigates air - the atmosphere that surrounds and sustains life on earth; a medium of transmission for ideas and information.

We examine this invisible medium that connects humans and other species through the act of breathing and the transmission of digital signals and sound.

We consider the unequal distribution of clean air and the health impacts of air pollution, the changes in air pressure and temperature that drive our increasingly volatile weather systems, and the impacts of polarised thinking as we listen within digital echo chambers.

We seek to air unheard voices and ideas.