Wild Listening

The Garden is this evasive space where we can escape all these kinds of things that invade us – a place where our clandestine hopes can be inspired by the powerful fragility of the living to grow. A flyway for some, a place of life for others, in any case, a space of possible crossings, where the relationship between humans and non-humans is understood as it is breathed: with strength or delicacy, in depth or with lightness, with the tip of the nose or with both hands.

All summer, Phaune Radio lends its ear to the Jardin des Plantes of the National Museum of Natural History, listening to what is going on under the surface of the soil, between the roots, down to earth, between the branches, and even beyond.
Here you are guided in your free personal evolution, cultivating your secret garden, or just feeling the world expand from the end of a bench…

Wild listening sessions for young shoots, wild grass and old branches,
Every Saturday, from July 9 to August 27, 2022, at 3 p.m.
At the Summer Garden (along the Grandes Serres) – Free, with free access.

To be heard in September on the airwaves!