Sandipan is fascinated by the links between the role of soundscape ecologies and our understanding of a multi-species future and 'shared' environment. Man-made underwater noise acts as a series of disturbing, unfamiliar and uncomfortable events which are presented as a challenge to overcome the human/non-human divide. Stimulated by the idea of being trapped in a sonic storm, this iteration of Ocean Bloom presents a site specific spatiotemporal composition of light and sound which allows visitors to explore the politics and practices of listening to more-than-human worlds.