Her talk will present an exploration of vibrations and frequencies drawing inspiration from scientific research encompassing matter, brain waves, human and animal voices, environmental noise, and signals from outer space. Vibrations serve as the foundational elements that manifest the tangible matter we perceive, providing evidential support for the notion that "seeing is believing." However, the aspects of our environment that remain imperceptible to our senses—those which we do not see or hear—tend to be dismissed, misunderstood, or outright denied. This troubling phenomenon is particularly noticeable in the context of climate change, where deniers pose a threat to the delicate equilibrium of our planetary system. She has explored these themes through various art sci projects such as Blue Morph, Noise Aquarium and Alien Star Dust, mentioned briefly in relation to the current collaborative project / exhibition with curator Anuradha Vikram, titled "Atmosphere of Sound: Sonic Arts in Times of Climate Disruption”. This exhibition / symposium is part of the Getty Foundation's Pacific Standard Time: Art X Science (PST) and opens Sept. 2024. Developed fully during the pandemic, we explore the vast world of vibrations that exists beyond our limited sensory bandwidth.