Inspired by the idea of a forest bath or nature walk, “A. Garden,” or Anthrophony (human made sound) Garden encourages us to blur the distinctions between human and nature. Featuring Lake Dorn, YATTA and Keith N’Dong, with a live installation by Neda Mouzayanni, the audience is invited to take a moment of reprieve in this auditory garden. Under the prompt of regeneration and rebirth, each artist's interpretation is enlivened through sonic based interventions. 

With the understanding of the natural world being one in which humans are inextricably linked, the audience is invited to splendor, to imagine, to take a moment of reprieve in a space activated by human made sounds. A. Garden encourages each artist to activate the space in a way guided by a regenerative framework unique to their own interpretation, the audience is invited to bask in the auditory garden, leaving or bringing with them into the space what they please. 

All three artists push the boundaries of conventionalities: Lake Dorn, a multidisciplinary artist, delves into their work with the ability to successfully cultivate an extremely strong and magnetic vocal and movement performance. This performance is their New York debut under a new name ahead of their impending second record which touches on themes of the hunt, resilience, and alignment. YATTA’s well received album PALM WINE, is a unique culmination of folk and pop assemblages. An artist and poet whose work has resulted in beautiful textural tapestries, they challenge typical notions of carefree whimsy with their genre bending sound. Keith N’Dong, a passionate multi-instrumentalist and dancer, burns the candle at both ends. Spanning multi-genres, their dedication to their craft results in both moody and energetic sonic iterations. Each maintains their own unique and distinct artistry threaded to culminate in a unique anthrophonic experience.