The ongoing project brings together artists, musicians, and collaborators to explore experiences of grief through sound and reflective listening in hospices and hospitals across London.

Each iteration offers a distinct approach to listening, shared presence and engagement with grief, death and dying. The project offers regular opportunities for audiences, patients, families and staff to participate in sonic practices that foreground presence and improvisation.

Working with hospices, hospitals and public sites, Zahedi creates spaces for collective and individual listening, exploring how sound can support reflection, care and creative expression within end-of-life and healthcare contexts.

During these performances, audiences are invited to pause, reflect, rest and listen.

This performance takes place at Royal Trinity Hospice in Clapham:

Royal Trinity Hospice, 30 Clapham Common North Side, Clapham, SW4 0RN

SONIC SUPPORT: ECO (The Extracorporeal Orchestra) forms part of Imperial Health Charity’s Artist in Residence Programme, delivered in collaboration with Studio Voltaire, and supported by Arts Council England and Imperial Health Charity.