Performers and artists William Wheeler and Stefan Pente go in Faith and Tracey in search of a new interpretation for the concept of territory. They approach the environment as an aggregate of shifting membranes, which you are able to see through sound and hear through movement. Objects, instruments and performers interact with each other as living beings. Wheeler gets to work with
 the theremin, an electronic musical instrument which generates sound from movement. Pente plays the kalimba or thumb piano, like a catapult which not only shoots sound waves through space but also makes chance drawings out of projectiles.