Regeneration Strategies is an expansive multidisciplinary project that bridges ecological field research with immersive multichannel video installations. At its core, the project translates the survival of biodiversity within remote desert habitats into large-scale multimedia experiences.

Through collaborations with contemporary music ensembles and live performances—featuring works such as Bryars Harrison’s iconic composition Repetitions in Extended Time—the installation creates a polyphonic dialogue between landscape, architecture, and sound, adapting the pulse of the wilderness for international cultural spaces.