The summer flurries – location 6 (bench 2)
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| The summer flurries – location 6 (bench 2 | 2011 | GPS based spatial sound walk | sound |
| as part of The Sixth Shore residency | Artwork, image and photography © Perdita Phillips | to walk | |
| GPS spatial sound artwork | NFS | ||
| 200+ sound files, bespoke software, 3 units: GPS, computer, headphones, electronic compass | |||
| Project: The Sixth Shore | 2009–2012 | Lake Clifton, Western Australia | |
| Exhibition: Visceral: the living art experiment | 2011 | Science Gallery, Dublin | |
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Standing on the thrombolite viewing platform (jetty) Dr Jeffrey Turner from CSIRO explains the groundwater hydrology of the Yangebup lakes (2 minutes 36 second extract).