Great North Wood consists of the three-dimensional work Garden and the sound work Inside/Outside. It is an installation consisting of sound recordings made in the remaining parts of the Great North Wood, an ancient wood scattered across South London, and rearranged in space.

 

The sounds recorded in Sydenham Hill Wood, part of the Great North Wood, consist mainly of geophony, biophony and anthrophony. These elements, which have different sound frequencies, were divided into two layers in the work, and only the anthrophony was played on separate speakers in separate layers. The viewer can move freely in and out of the space permeated by these sounds. The space is separated by a permeable fabric, which attempts to blur the boundary between subject and object while simultaneously revealing its existence/visibility through the permeable boundary that separates inside and outside.