Exhibits, Installations, and Immersive Experiences
Selected experiential works by Heather Spence, solo and collaborative, from around the world
2012-ongoing MUSA / Punta Nizuc, Mexico
Underwater sculpture / science lab / artificial reef / acoustic monitoring station
Tidal Shifts: Ghosts of the Caribbean
2025 Nice, France at UNOC3
Interactive installation and experience with Ocean World of Sound, featuring soundscape compositions and photogrammetry
Listen to the Ocean
2024 Barcelona, Spain
Sci-art installation event at Ocean Decade Conference in the Museum of Natural Sciences Barcelona
Ghosts of the Caribbean: Coral Bleaching on the Mesoamerican Reef
2024 Los Cabos, Mexico
Interactive installation and experience with Ocean World of Sound in Hotel El Ganzo
2018 Hirshhorn Museum, Washington DC
Performance with curated soundscape compositions and live cello as a tour guide of the ocean memories of a coral reef
Immersive Mesopelagic Performance Lab
2017 Woods Hole, Massachusetts
Funded by the National Academies Keck Futures Initiative, this interactive science-art experience envelops the audience in the sensory world of the Ocean’s Twilight Zone