NOISE is an experimental film that uses environmental protest and collaborative creation to form a six minute long ambient soundscape and meditative animation. The natural sounds of Cornwall collected in field trips to Cornish natural wonders combined with audio fragments from local archives will be spliced together during a collaborative workshop. The government makes more and more cuts each year towards the arts, and this hits hard, especially in rural and lower income areas such as Cornwall. Noise gives people the opportunity to experiment and express themselves creatively, and enables them to form networks and social connections with other like-minded individuals. Equally, this project celebrates Cornwall and its natural wonders. Climate change and urban sprawl has led to rapid pollution of the environment, and it is increasingly uninhabitable for wildlife; NOISE raises awareness of the link between nature and creativity and wellbeing, celebrating and sharing the sounds with others. The project will be on display in two exhibitions, one inside and one outside, showcasing the film in an immersive installation alongside the documentation and ‘purple print’ of the project, in the hopes that others will be inspired, recreating it in their own ways.