'A Hydrogen Daydream' is a new immersive sonic exploration of the climate emergency from the perspective of hydrogen itself. It asks humans working in innovation to think about what they could learn from the elements - particularly hydrogen that does not conform, that flows through, and sees everything. It pushes for the need to shift perspectives around natural resources being perceived as collaborators in innovation. This nods to new ways to embed inclusive design for both nature and humans when shaping the future. 

All of the sounds composed are created and inspired using the drone sounds of hydrogen being tested on diesel engines at Brunel University. It incorporates sounds of nature at risk in local areas including the heavily polluted Little Britain Lake, a body of water in which hydrogen lies within. The compositions are created when entering elemental flow-state in collaboration with these hydrogen drones and sounds of nature. 

The spatial audio rig has been created to foster a flow-space for collaboration with nature and humans across sectors at a time of siloed-thinking. It is crafted from different discarded materials that were going to go to waste.