Mosses form an often overlooked but critical aspect of ecosystems the world over, and in the UK, in particular in the borderlands of the Marches where I grew up, and at the gateway to the Yorkshire dales where I now live, Mosses define the landscape through their rich tapestry of green hues and their ubiquity on rain-drenched hillsides.

A part of the ‘natural world’ which is just as at home in cities as in the fields, Mosses and their cousins represent some of our most immediate plant-life neighbours. However, their intricate structures, unusual reproductive habits, and intimate entanglement with micro and macro-climate systems usually pass without comment. Through generating sonic works inspired by mosses, I hope to gently guide the attention of audiences towards the…