A performance and sound installation Low Roaming Cloud.

The audience is invited to lean in the installation closely, rest their heads on a white furry body and listen to a poem that is spoken and sung melodically from within it. The work explores the vital politics of care in an interdependent world and emphasizes nonhuman agencies.

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Through touching and the haptic as a sensorial universe of nurturance, intimacy and interconnectedness Low Roaming Cloud materially rearticulates relations of care.

It becomes a meditative exploration guiding us through the consubstantiation of motherly care, the presence of a lost non-human friend, a Lamb's Ear plant and bedtime folksongs of a rabbit and a fawn.