Heart in Nature which started as a field recording project has turned into a bridging platform between deep listening, ecological awareness, and embodied stewardship. Rooted in the exploration of soundscapes as a portal to expanded consciousness, this work highlights the profound connection between humans and the living, breathing Earth.

Venturing into rainforests, rivers, volcanic arenas, and untouched wild lands, I have spent countless hours recording the raw voices of nature—winds whispering through ancient trees, birds weaving sonic tapestries, waters singing their timeless songs. When we listen deeply, nature reveals itself in ways beyond sight, speaking in a language we have forgotten but still understand.

Heart in Nature serves as both an archive and an invitation—an opportunity to hear the sonic signatures of Earth’s last remaining paradises and to remember our role as caretakers of this planet. By bringing these sounds into the human experience, I hope to inspire awareness, reverence, and action—fostering a renewed dialogue about how we relate to the natural world and how we can participate in its regeneration.

NAOBA’s 3D sound work immerses listeners in multidimensional sonic experiences, weaving spatial audio, field recordings, and psychoacoustic design to evoke deep presence and expanded awareness. Using cutting-edge binaural and ambisonic techniques, NAOBA sculpts sound environments that transport audiences—whether into the heart of a rainforest, the depths of meditative stillness, or the pulse of an ecstatic dance floor. This work bridges science and healing the nervous system, offering a visceral encounter with sound that nourishes the nervous system, sparks imagination, and reconnects us to the intelligence of nature.