Microclimates, pigeons, algae on canal walls, ride-sharing data, soil sensors, CCTV acoustics, and our own biometrics all co-produce a living feedback loop. The city listens back invites works that treat the city as a sentient mesh: code like mycelium, rivers as data pipes, bodies as antennas.
The show asks: when every surface is instrumented and every organism emits a signal, who is actually listening — and to whom?
Across installation, sculpture, painting, print, sound and moving image, thirteen artists explore how natural, human and technological systems register, transmit and reshape each other.
