Utilizing resonating methods and practices that combine movement, sound, and visual communication, the performers collaborate in situ to generate a sensorial exchange. Threading together both unconscious and conscious choreographies of breath, sound, and movement they extend and mingle the human, earth, and animal participants. Engaging in a dance of frequencies, environment, and bodies, the performers use walkie-talkies, voice, and modified amplification. A continuous landscape blending performers and site emerges in felt sensory time, where presence is offered as a partner to the land.