There are 7 sound sculptures floating in the air in the space. All the sculptures have an old radio inside of them. I use radio transmitters to send audio wirelessly to the sculptures through FM frequencies. Using FM frequencies gives the audio a kind of uncertain and lofi-esque quality, when sometimes random noises and subtle audio leakage from other radio stations occur. These sound sculptures make possible more localized sounds, to get a forest-like soundscape to the space. Not forest in a literal sense, but as a logic, or in a referential way of how the sounds locate and feel in the space.

The sculptures have old radios inside and use hair, fur and different fabrics to coat these sound sources. The sculptures have living flowers growing from them. They are both representing a forest and creatures living in it blurring the lines between living species and a landscape. The design of sculptures and their installation is a collaborative work by Eetu Palomäki and Saana Volanen.

In the space there is 4.1 speaker system installed, 2 speakers far from audience and 2 close to them in each side to give as wide stereo feeling as possible together with a more distant sounds sources blending to the space. Also there are 7 radios floating rather evenly all around the space. The sound design is made in a way that the sounds use different hifi and lofi qualities, artificial and sampled forest like sounds, whispers and asmr-inspired sounds to fluctuate between close and far, localized and non-localized and hifi and lofi. The whole sound piece utilizes deconstrucions and reimaginations of forest-like soundscapes together with a more traditionally musical materials that communicate in a more straight-forward manner with the performers.