They Are Watching Us

When a bird sounds an alarm, when a mosquito tracks our heat, or when a forest registers our passage, nature's surveillance completely bypasses our social constructs. We typically view surveillance as a one-way street, from human to non-human. Yet, this creates a profound blind spot by ignoring how intensely we are monitored in return.

Who is really watching whom?

Join us as we close our third residency period for an evening of tasting, touching, and embodying the living habitats around us!