Attuning oneself to the transformations of the Anthropocene is both an intellectual and embodied experience. But how can the embodied experiences be shared, or even communicated, to one another online?

The Anthropocene is a multidimensional experience, and requires novel sensory methods for apprehending it. In this archived stream, recorded during The Shape of a Practice, artist Monica Moses Haller leads a guided listening session that generates a perceptual account of the Mississippi River, after which artist Michael Swierz introduces the concept of participatory ecology.