Cassis B Staudt offers plant music sustainability walks

Cassis B Staudt attaches electrodes and sensors to leaves — and suddenly, plants speak. Their bioelectric signals flow into synthesizers, becoming music that is at once strange and deeply familiar: electronic, yet utterly alive with an organic feeling.

We walk. We listen. Together, we choose which tree, which shrub, which moss or blade of grass we want to hear next. Each one is different. Each one is now.

And then — when the music stops — something shifts. The silence holds the answer: we are all part of nature!

These walks hone the art of deep, unconditional listening. They borrow from the tradition of mindfulness and Vipassana — not as technique, but as presence. You don't need to know anything about plants or music. You only need to be willing to hear.

Participants are welcome to bring their own plants.

On request, the experience can expand into a full Green Sounds World Happening — including others like for example Gisbert Schürig's overtone singing choir.

Duration: approx. 60–90 min including conversation

First offered at BHROX Bauhaus reuse / TU Berlin, and on cemeteries in Treptow, Lichtenberg, Tempelhof-Schöneberg and Pankow, Berlin — since August 2023

Part of innovative teaching at University of Mainz.

To register or book individual concerts and walks:

greensoundsworld @ gmail.com