In this piece, I chose to work with radio waves as they are both a natural phenomenon (electromagnetism exists everywhere in nature, the cosmos, our bodies, etc), but also a human made medium of communication. Radio has long been associated with extrasensorial activity; it is said that the first time that people heard AM radio they thought they were hearing voices from the past, and even to this day ghost detectors are primarily electromagnetic field detectors (radios that are tuned to a lower frequency than AM or FM). The use of textiles is a material choice that connects to the idea of embodied knowledge which carries histories of intergenerational practices, it refers to the multiplicity of bodies, and cultures that have inhabited this land, and it also symbolizes a way of physicalizing the fabric of spacetime.